Ana

Year: 1982

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Portuguese

Directors: António Reis, Margarida Cordeiro

Drama

Combining a direct documentary style with dreamlike surrealism, the film follows a young Portuguese girl, played by Ana Maria Martins Guerra, living with her grandmother. Their bond illustrates the life cycle as the elder cares for the child, then the child returns the care. Motifs echo religious paintings, and the film earned an art‑house release.

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