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In 'Alfredo Doesn't Like Goodbyes,' André Medeiros Martins reflects on his late mother’s life while examining his own obsessions with sexuality. The film combines interviews with family members and historical records to reveal the experiences that shaped his mother’s trajectory. Martins connects these experiences to his own identity, creating a narrative that intertwines personal and familial history.
The documentary features insights from relatives and includes Martins' artistic works. It presents a blend of auto-fiction that addresses themes of memory and the complexities of familial relationships. Through this lens, Martins seeks to understand the impact of his mother's life on his present, offering a nuanced perspective on their connection.
Why Watch
- •Meet André Medeiros Martins and his late mother.
- •See insights from family members about their experiences.
- •Find out how Martins' art reflects his identity.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by André Medeiros Martins in 2018.
•It has a runtime of 73 minutes.
•The documentary is produced in Brazil.
•The film features interviews with family members and historical records.
Perfect For
LGBT themesFamily dynamicsPersonal identity exploration