Synopsis
Superagüi, located in the state of Paraná, southern Brazil. On this island, where fishing and land use are restricted, we catch glimpses of caiçara life. Gradually, a protagonist emerges: Martelo, a 70-year-old fisherman fighting for his right to retirement. Winner of the main prize at the Aurora showcase in Tiradentes, Pedro Giongo’s debut feature film sheds light, through direct contact with Superagüi and its inhabitants, on Martelo’s earthly desires for better working conditions and for everything to return to how it once was. (G.B.)
Director
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Pedro Giongo
Pedro Giongo, born in Curitiba, is a filmmaker and visual artist. He also works as an editor, having earned the Best Editing award at the 52nd Brasília Film Festival for the feature film "Alice Junior" (2019). Selected for the Berlinale Talents 2024, Giongo has directed the fiction short film "A Canção do Asfalto" (2017) and co-directed the stop-motion animations "Tango" (2016) and "Parque Pesadelo" (2015). His debut feature film, "Lista de Desejos para Superagüi" (2024), earned the best film award in the Aurora section at the 27th Tiradentes Film Festival.