A young man who, as a child, had a strong relationship with his grandmother, goes to the big city and distances himself from his ancestry. When he returns to his community, he no longer identifies with that culture, but he is soon caught up in a dream when he remembers a distinct language in which he used to communicate with his grandmother as a child, reviving a strong relationship with his identity.
The story of the first house/museum/school in the surburbs of Salvador: Acervo da Laje. Through interviews and photographic records of the Plataforma neighborhood, the short film proposes a reflection on the right to the city, especially the right to art in Salvador's favelas. As well as problematizing the lack of incentives for peripheral culture, it also explores the relationship between care and learning. With moving stories, Zé Eduardo and Vilma Santos will tell us a little about the construction of the collection they designed together. Acervo da Laje goes beyond being just a physical space; it is a daily practice that encourages art and knowledge for people with a voice who have never had the opportunity to be heard.
