Sulanca (1986) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Sulanca about?
Sulanca is a documentary. At Feira da Sulanca in Pernambuco, Brazil, women from Santa Cruz do Capibaribe come together to reshape their economic futures. Directed by Kátia Mesel, the 1986 documentary captures their work as seamstresses in a market that plays a crucial role in the national clothing industry. Through collaboration, these women create opportunities for themselves and their community, transforming the socioeconomic conditions of one of Brazil's most underserved regions. Their efforts reflect a significant shift in a traditionally male-dominated society.
When was Sulanca released?
Sulanca was released in 1986.
How long is Sulanca?
Sulanca has a runtime of 41 minutes.
What genre is Sulanca?
Sulanca is classified as Culture.