The Boy and the Wind

Year: 1967

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Carlos Hugo Christensen

Drama

In Bela Vista, a fascination with wind draws together local eccentric Zeca da Curva and visiting engineer José Roberto Nery. Their friendship, built around the boy’s mysterious bond with the wind, raises suspicion among townspeople, and after the boy vanishes, the engineer finds himself charged with murder.

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