14 December 1978 Drama, Factual 40 mins
This film follows Maria Esther, Jose Agrippino's partner, as she falls into a trance; the film takes place in the day-to-day setting of a room looking out over the beach and over the roofs of a house in North Africa.
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José Agripino de Paula Director
Portugal 14 December 1978
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