Red Line

This documentary explores the intersection of film and historical events during a pivotal time in Portugal. It examines how Thomas Harlan's crew filmed the homestead occupation in 1975, an emblematic moment in the Portuguese revolutionary period.

Red Line poses critical questions about Harlan's influence on the unfolding events and the lasting impact of the film on the lives of those involved. The film not only reflects on a specific historical moment but also on the broader implications of documentary filmmaking as a participatory and influential medium. For collectors interested in historical documentaries, Red Line offers a unique perspective on how cinema can shape and reflect societal changes during a transformative era.