Elevado 3.5

Year: 2007

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: Portuguese

Directors: Maira Buhler, João Sodré

Documentary

The film follows the diverse crowd that moves along the 3.5 km length of the Minhocão, an elevated viaduct in central São Paulo built under Brazil’s military dictatorship. It captures pedestrians, cyclists and passers‑by as they share the space, revealing the overpass’s everyday rhythm and its distinctive place in the city’s urban fabric.

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