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The Three Ages of a Woman

CHILDHOOD, ADOLESCENCE AND OLD AGE

Year: 2019 Documentary Rating: 10.0

Overview

In the language of a film-letter intended for the future generation of his family, the author rescues his mother's story through photos and videos to prevent the next generation from going through the same ignorance he had about her.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Rute Monteiro

Rute Monteiro

Rute Monteiro

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