Film Lens
Iracemas presents a portrait of the women in Ceara, Brazil, through the lens of establishments named Iracema. These places, including schools, guesthouses, bakeries, laundries, and steakhouses, serve as vital components of the local culture. The documentary captures personal narratives and local insights, illustrating how the name Iracema is interwoven into the daily lives of the community.
The film uses the beaches named Iracema as a backdrop to tell the stories of these women, emphasizing their contributions to the region. By focusing on the diverse identities represented by the name, the documentary reflects the strength and variety of women's experiences in this vibrant city.
Why Watch
- •Meet women shaping Ceara's culture through local businesses.
- •Find out how the name Iracema connects to community life.
- •See personal stories from women in diverse roles.
Did You Know
•The film features various establishments named Iracema, including schools and bakeries.
•Iracemas has a runtime of 72 minutes.
•The documentary is directed by Sandra Kogut.
Perfect For
Ceara culture enthusiastsDocumentary loversWomen's studies