Rafa

Rafa is a crime, drama, and family film directed by an unnamed filmmaker under the production companies Filmes do Tejo II and Les Films de l'Après-Midi. The story follows a young boy, Rafa, who is grappling with his mother's arrest for driving without a license. As he navigates this difficult day, the film delves into the struggles of adolescence in a challenging neighborhood.

The film features Joana de Verona in the cast, adding depth to the narrative. With its focus on skateboarding and the coming-of-age experience, Rafa presents a poignant look at a teenager's life, marked by personal and familial conflicts. This film offers insights into youth growing up in adverse conditions, making it a notable entry in the crime and drama genres.