Só Amor Não Basta

Directed by Lóes, Só Amor Não Basta offers a poignant look into the daily realities of working mothers. The documentary features a bus conductor, a caregiver for multiple children, and a teacher at an improvised daycare center. Through their stories, it builds a sensitive argument about the division of care work and the societal pressures placed on these individuals.

This film belongs to the documentary genre, making it appealing for collectors interested in social issues and the representation of women's experiences. The intimate camera work and personal narratives provide a unique perspective that adds depth to the documentary format. Collectors focusing on influential social commentaries will find this film noteworthy in understanding the historical context of caregiving roles and challenges faced by women in the workforce.