Synopsis
Nighttime in Mozambique. The marks and scars of the civil war still linger. Blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality, between archives, testimonials, and staging, Inadelso Cossa pays a visit to his grandmother. In this stark portrayal of his native region, the filmmaker confronts the faded memories of his family and his country, delving into photographs, listening to memories, and rummaging through the past to hear the ghosts of bygone times. (G.B.)
Director
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Inadelso Cossa
Inadelso Cossa is a film director, producer and DOP, member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science since 2020. Founder of 16mmFILMES, a production company focused on creative documentary and feature films. His films address themes such as post-colonial memory, post-Civil War trauma, silent voices and collective amnesia in Mozambique.