Film Lens
Fix It All follows the lives of workers in São Paulo, focusing on their traditional crafts that have been passed down through generations. The film captures the essence of their work, such as shoe shining and clock repair, amidst the rapid urban growth that often sidelines these artisans. The documentary emphasizes the importance of memory and hope as these workers engage in acts of reparation, preserving their skills and heritage.
The film is 26 minutes long and provides a window into the daily lives of these craftsmen. It shows their resistance to being forgotten in a city that is constantly evolving. By centering on their stories, the documentary reveals the significance of maintaining cultural practices in the face of modernization.
Why Watch
- •Meet São Paulo's traditional shoe shiners.
- •See the art of cuckoo clock repair in action.
- •Find out how crafts resist urban growth.
Did You Know
•The documentary is set in São Paulo, a city known for its rapid growth.
•It features workers who have passed down their crafts through generations.
•The film includes specific crafts like shoe shining and cuckoo clock repair.
Perfect For
Cultural preservationUrban artisansDocumentary enthusiasts