Nazaré

Year: 1952

Runtime: 81 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Manuel Guimarães

Drama

In Nazaré, the merciless sea provides the only livelihood for its residents, shaping a world where hope is scarce. The film follows António and his family as they navigate a life bound by the ocean’s dangers and a tradition that suppresses dreams. A sorrowful woman in black mourns on the shore, silently lamenting the children claimed by the water.

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