A Memory in Three Acts (2016) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is A Memory in Three Acts about?
A Memory in Three Acts is a documentary. Alberto Chipande stands in front of Villa Algarve, the site of his torture during Mozambique's fight for independence from Portugal. He recounts his experiences as a former political prisoner. Rosa, the daughter of a secret police agent, shares her memories of witnessing her father's murder after the fall of the Portuguese dictatorship in 1974. Archival footage and modern scenes illustrate the lasting effects of colonial trauma on Mozambique's collective memory. Directed by Inadelso Cossa, the film runs for 64 minutes.
When was A Memory in Three Acts released?
A Memory in Three Acts was released in 2016.
How long is A Memory in Three Acts?
A Memory in Three Acts has a runtime of 64 minutes.
What genre is A Memory in Three Acts?
A Memory in Three Acts is classified as History.
What topics does A Memory in Three Acts cover?
A Memory in Three Acts explores topics including colonialism, historical-events.