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Gama's trio fights for love, dreams, and a better world
In Gama, a city on the outskirts of the Federal District, Caio, Andressa and Luís share their insecurities, joys and dreams as they struggle to find their place, between bars, work, parties and the day-to-day routine with its undeniable loneliness. The film talks about affection, how in peripheral environments, despite everything, it is still possible to fight for your dreams. Racism, sexism and homophobia end up being the driving force behind the characters building their own spaces and recognizing in each other the affection and support they need to change their worlds.Read moreLess
In Gama, a city on the outskirts of the Federal District, Caio, Andressa and Luís share their insecurities, joys and dreams as they struggle to find their place, between bars, work, parties and the day-to-day routine with its undeniable loneliness. The film talks about affection, how in peripheral environments, despite everything, it is still possible to fight for your dreams. Racism, sexism and homophobia end up being the driving force behind the characters building their own spaces and recognizing in each other the affection and support they need to change their worlds.
The story
In Gama, a city on the outskirts of the Federal District, Caio, Andressa and Luís share their insecurities, joys and dreams as they struggle to find their place, between bars, work, parties and the day-to-day routine with its undeniable loneliness. The film talks about affection, how in peripheral environments, despite everything, it is still possible to fight for your dreams. Racism, sexism and homophobia end up being the driving force behind the characters building their own spaces and recognizing in each other the affection and support they need to change their worlds.
Cast & crew
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- Director
- Josianne Diniz
- Producer
- Paloma Amaro
- Director of Photography
- Ayana Saito
- Editor
- Elvis Lins
- Editor
- Arthur Pontes