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Credits

Director-screenwriter

Juliana Rojas
With

Fernanda Vianna, Mirella Façanha, Bruna Linzmeyer
Brazil-Germany-France 2024. 119min
Courtesy of

The Open Reel
Language

Portuguese

With English subtitles

Introduction

Joana moves to São Paulo after floods devastate her hometown, reconnecting with her sister and reawakening memories of her estranged son. Flavia moves to her father’s remote farm with her wife following his death, discovering untold family secrets. Infused with magic realism and humour, Rojas (Good Manners) weaves together two powerful stories of women’s migration, emancipation, ghosts and love.

Grace Barber-Plentie

Content warning

Contains nudity, sexual scenes and drug use.

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