Film Lens
Cat's Cradle focuses on the life of Joana, a teenage mother from the Bela Vista neighborhood in Setubal. The filmmakers were drawn to her delicate appearance, describing her as a 'porcelain doll' with a small stature and a hair bow. As they got to know her, they uncovered a deeper complexity within her character, revealing a mix of strength and fragility.
The film captures the intimate relationship established between Joana and the filmmakers, allowing for a genuine portrayal of her experiences. It presents a duality of emotions, contrasting her moments of joy with her struggles, ultimately sharing her story with a broader audience.
Why Watch
- •Meet Joana, a teenage mother with a unique story.
- •See the contrast of strength and fragility in her life.
- •Find out what life is like in Bela Vista, Setubal.
Did You Know
•The film was made by a woman director.
•Joana was discovered during a casting in Setubal.
•The film has a runtime of 57 minutes.
Perfect For
Teenage motherhoodDocumentary enthusiastsStories of resilience