Somebody Down There Likes Me
On a journey through his own history, the director Edson Ferreira revisits his father's legacy, a black man who made the looks of affection his school of life. How to define a father's looks of affect…
Somebody Down There Likes Me
On a journey through his own history, the director Edson Ferreira revisits his father's legacy, a black man who made the looks of affection his school of life. How to define a father's looks of affection? The director Edson Ferreira travels through his own life to revisit his father's legacy, a black man capable of profoundly impacting those who lived with him. With 73 minutes deeply rooted in an Afro proposal, the film tells the story of Edson Silva (1930-2018), father of the director, a man from the Northeast, poor and black who revealed himself as a Griô: wise, conciliatory and craftsman of words. A poet, an artificer of affection. —Filmes da Ilha
Somebody Down There Likes Me
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On a journey through his own history, the director Edson Ferreira revisits his father's legacy, a black man who made the looks of affection his school of life. How to define a father's looks of affection? The director Edson Ferreira travels through his own life to revisit his father's legacy, a black man capable of profoundly impacting those who lived with him. With 73 minutes deeply rooted in an Afro proposal, the film tells the story of Edson Silva (1930-2018), father of the director, a man from the Northeast, poor and black who revealed himself as a Griô: wise, conciliatory and craftsman of words.
A poet, an artificer of affection. —Filmes da Ilha.