Film Lens
The film focuses on artist João Fiadeiro and his community as they confront gentrification in their city. They have lived in their house for decades and are faced with the challenge of vacating it. The narrative emphasizes how they navigate this transition by finding ways to occupy the space even as they prepare to leave, highlighting their commitment to a 30-year-old artistic project that responds to national politics.
Through celebration and disbandment, the film raises questions about identity and belonging in a rapidly changing urban landscape. It captures the tension between loss and continuity, illustrating how the act of leaving can also be an act of reclaiming and redefining one's place within a community.
Why Watch
- •Meet artist João Fiadeiro and his community's story.
- •Find out how they reclaim their space amid gentrification.
- •See the impact of national politics on local art.
Did You Know
•João Fiadeiro has lived in the same house for over 30 years.
•The film has a runtime of 104 minutes.
•Gentrification is a central theme affecting the community depicted.
Perfect For
Gentrification issuesContemporary artUrban community stories