Playing

Year: 2007

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Eduardo Coutinho

Documentary

Answering a newspaper advertisement, ordinary women share fragments of their personal histories with director Eduardo Coutinho, who then has actresses reenact those accounts on screen. The film weaves documentary testimony with staged performance, blurring the line between truth, fiction and interpretation.

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