A fisherman named Zé de Sabino lives and works in Regência, Espírito Santo, near the Rio Doce, site of one of Brazil's worst environmental disasters.
Synopsis
A fisherman named Zé de Sabino lives and works in Regência, Espírito Santo, near the Rio Doce, site of one of Brazil's worst environmental disasters.
Synopsis
Zé de Sabino casts his net into the waters of the Rio Doce near Regência, Espírito Santo. This 23-minute documentary captures his daily life as a fisherman in a village marked by the aftermath of one of Brazil's worst environmental disasters. The film presents a vivid portrait of a community intertwined with nature, where the rhythms of land, river, and sea shape existence. Through Zé's experiences, the film reflects on the challenges faced by those living in this unique coastal environment.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Zé de Sabino, a local fisherman in Regência.
- See the stunning landscapes of Espirito Santo.
- Find out about the impact of the Rio Doce disaster.
Did You Know
- The film features Zé de Sabino, a fisherman from Regência.
- Regência is located near the Rio Doce, site of a major environmental tragedy.
- Running Waters was released in 2016 and has a duration of 23 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Running Waters?
The duration of Running Waters is 23 minutes.
Where is the village of Regência located?
Regência is located in Espirito Santo, Brazil, near the Rio Doce.
Who is the main subject of the documentary Running Waters?
The main subject of the documentary is Zé de Sabino, a fisherman living in Regência.
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