Film Lens
In 'Via Celestina', filmmaker Hare Brasil follows painter and street artist Eduardo Marinho as he travels over 5000 kilometers across Brazil and Uruguay in a Volkswagen van named Celestina. The film captures Marinho's interactions with locals, where he sells his artwork and shares his thoughts on life and society. Through spontaneous stops in various cities, Marinho engages with communities and gives lectures at local universities, fostering discussions about art and existence.
The documentary presents a vivid portrayal of South American culture while featuring Marinho's reflections on the human experience. The film emphasizes the importance of art in societal discussions and presents the diverse landscapes and people encountered along the way, providing a unique insight into the region's vibrant culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet Eduardo Marinho, a thought-provoking street artist.
- •See the vibrant culture of Brazil and Uruguay.
- •Follow Marinho's engaging lectures at universities.
Did You Know
•Eduardo Marinho traveled over 5000 kilometers during the film.
•The film features lectures given by Marinho at local universities.
•The documentary was released in 2019 and has a duration of 75 minutes.
•The film was produced in Brazil and features both Portuguese and Spanish languages.
Perfect For
Street art enthusiastsDocumentary loversCultural explorers