“LHES” is an experimental film built from decaying memories: the architecture of an old house in São Paulo, its furniture, objects and traces from former residents. Dividing these items into categories becomes an alchemical ritual, offering glimpses of unknown lives and stories, finding lyricism in repetition and in the superfluous.
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