Obscure Light

In Obscure Light, the director intertwines identity photos captured by the Portuguese political police during the Salazar dictatorship with the stories of children whose parent was a communist activist. This documentary runs for 76 minutes and delves into the profound impact of political repression on family identity.

Produced by Kintop Pictures, Obscure Light stands out for its innovative approach to documentary filmmaking. The use of visual and narrative elements creates an engaging exploration of how personal and collective histories intersect. Collectors may appreciate the film's distinct perspective on a significant period in Portuguese history.

Available formats for collectors include VHS and DVD, making it accessible for those interested in preserving this important documentary. Whether you're looking to add to a collection focused on political history or documentary cinema, Obscure Light offers a thought-provoking experience.