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In 'Vida', a young Slovenian girl named Vida moves to Brazil just before World War II, leaving her family and love behind with a promise to return in one year. As the war changes her circumstances, she establishes a new life and family in Brazil. The film follows Vida, who is also the director Tatiana Vilela's grandmother, as she returns to Slovenia with her granddaughter 73 years later.
This return is not merely physical; it serves as an emotional exploration of memories and feelings that have influenced their lives. The narrative addresses themes of identity and belonging, revealing the impact of time on family history and the complexities of Vida's experiences in both Slovenia and Brazil.
Why Watch
- •Meet Vida, a Slovenian girl who moved to Brazil before WWII.
- •Follow Vida's emotional return to Slovenia after 73 years.
- •See how family history shapes identity across generations.
Did You Know
•Vida left Slovenia for Brazil just before World War II.
•73 years after moving, Vida returns to Slovenia with her granddaughter.
•The film is directed by Tatiana Vilela, Vida's granddaughter.
•The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
Perfect For
Slovenian historyBrazilian cultureFamily heritage