The Imaginary Line (2008) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Imaginary Line about?
The Imaginary Line is a documentary. Aceguá, a town straddling the border between Uruguay and Brazil, hosts three significant festivals each year. These events reflect the community's traditions and customs, set against the backdrop of an imaginary line that marks their dry border. The film introduces local characters engaged in various activities during these celebrations, providing insight into their lives and the cultural significance of the festivals. Through these gatherings, the story of Aceguá unfolds, revealing the unique identity of this border town.
When was The Imaginary Line released?
The Imaginary Line was released in 2008.
How long is The Imaginary Line?
The Imaginary Line has a runtime of 30 minutes.
What genre is The Imaginary Line?
The Imaginary Line is classified as Society.