BRAZIL | 71 minutes | 2018
Left to his own devices after his mother’s sudden death, Socrates now has to find his own way on the mean streets of São Paulo, struggling to survive as he discovers who he is. Just like his young protagonist, filmmaker Alex Moratto navigates the concrete jungle with unusual sensitivity, always on the lookout. Co-produced by Ramin Bahrani (Chop Shop, 99 Homes), made on a shoestring budget courtesy of UNICEF and with major input from disadvantaged kids in the São Paulo area, Socrates is an astonishingly disciplined first outing, marked by a raw yet delicate naturalism. CANADIAN PREMIERE
Presented by Image+Nation
Q&A with the filmmaker on October 8th and 10th
No biography
2018 Socrates (Feature)
2015 One Missed Call (Documentary short)
2015 The Person You Love (Documentary short)
2015 Nowhere to Be Found (Documentary short)
2012 The Parting (Student Short)
2011 Signal (Student Short)
2010 The Other Side (Student Short)
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