documentary | 78' | 2012
Directed by:
Silas Tiny
Director of Photography:
Marta Pessoa
Sound Direction:
Paulo Abelho
Editing:
Márcia Costa
Audio Mixing:
João Eleutério
Title Design:
Sara Sirvoicar
Marketing and Communication:
Fátima Santos Filipe
Executive Producer:
Jacinta Barros
Producers:
Jacinta Barros, Rui Simões
and Carlos Vaz (Guinea-Bissau)
Associate Producer:
Filmes do Mundo
Co-Production:
Telecine Bissau Produções (Guinea-Bissau)
Production:
Real Ficção
In Bafatá, Guinea-Bissau, Canjajá Mané, a former cinema operator and guard of the city's club, has repeated the same gestures for fifty years. But today, the cinema is closed and there are no spectators. From his days as a worker at the club until now, only memories remain. In the city, only the stones, the trees, and the river have resisted the erosion of time. And with them, a few people who stayed to perpetuate in the memory of the world and of men that people once lived there. These are the people Canjajá seeks out and patiently waits for to this day.
• 7th Dockanema – Documentary Film Festival
• Caminhos do Cinema Português 2012
• FESTin 2013
• Panorama – Portuguese Documentary Showcase 2013
• Figueira Film Art 2014
• Lusophone Film Fest of Nairobi 2015
• FIFE – International Sports Film Festival 2015