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The River's Bend

Year: 2026 Documentary Runtime: 14 min

Overview

Among images of a utopian everyday life, the Paranaíba river tries to understand why Anair is so afraid of its depths.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Allan Jacinto Santana

Allan Jacinto Santana

Rio Paranaíba

Larissa Sisterolli

Larissa Sisterolli

Anair Jovem

Anair Pires

Anair Pires

Herself

João Batista Soares

João Batista Soares

Himself

Kassia Pires

Kassia Pires

Herself

Liomar Veloso

Liomar Veloso

Milionário

Tarcisio Peris

Tarcisio Peris

Zé Rico

Kamila Amorim

Kamila Amorim

Neocaipira

Norval Berbari

Norval Berbari

Jeca Tatu

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