Caminho de Volta

About This Movie

Caminho de Volta offers a poignant exploration of longing and identity through the journeys of André and Maria. André, a photographer grappling with his place in a city that feels both home and foreign, contrasts sharply with Maria, whose memories of Brazil are tinged with nostalgia. The film has a slow, reflective pacing that allows you to sit with their struggles, making their aspirations to return feel deeply personal. The documentary shines in its raw, unfiltered portrayals, highlighting the emotional weight of displacement and the complexity of the immigrant experience. It’s subtle, but there’s a richness in how the two stories intertwine, with each character’s narrative adding layers to the overarching theme of belonging.

Intimate storytelling · Rich character development · Focuses on immigrant experience