Ebb and Flow (2012) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Ebb and Flow about?
Ebb and Flow is a documentary. Rodrigo lives in Recife, northeast Brazil. He is a young deaf man who installs car stereos at a dealership on the city's outskirts. Despite not being able to hear, he feels sound through vibrations. This connection allows him to experience music in his own way. The film follows Rodrigo as he navigates his daily life, illustrating how he engages with the world around him and finds joy in music. Directed by Gabriel Mascaro, "Ebb and Flow" runs for 29 minutes.
When was Ebb and Flow released?
Ebb and Flow was released in 2012.
How long is Ebb and Flow?
Ebb and Flow has a runtime of 29 minutes.
What genre is Ebb and Flow?
Ebb and Flow is classified as Culture, Biography.
What topics does Ebb and Flow cover?
Ebb and Flow explores topics including disability-inclusion.