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Viagem aos Confins de um Sítio Onde Nunca Estive
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Viagem aos Confins de um Sítio Onde Nunca Estive

May 14, 2014
0h 24m
★ 0.0

Overview

“The artist, in his movement towards the ideal, upsets the stability of any one society. Society aspires to achieve stability; the artist aims for infinity. That is the artist’s responsibility and the spiritual sacrifice demanded of him.” Rui Chafes, O Perfume das Buganvílias, 2012 (19).

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian

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Cast

Rui Chafes

Himself

Rui Chafes

Acácio de Almeida

Himself

Acácio de Almeida

João Mário Grilo

Himself

João Mário Grilo

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