In the late 70s and early 80s in the city of Porto, concerts by Rock and Punk bands began to appear. April 25, 1974, which put an end to the longest dictatorship in Europe, brought political and creative freedom. Nightclubs such as Griffon’s or Lá Lá Lá opened, which boosted musical culture in Portugal.
Through a series of tableaux vivants based on photographs of the time, whose models are the young people of today's Porto, the film tells, in the first person, small personal stories of those who were at the heart of that time.
Festivals
Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival - International Premiere, Greece, 2024.
Porto Post Doc - Closing Session, Portugal, 2023.
Credits
Written and Direction
Aya Koretzky
With
Pedro Khron, Carlos Moura, Fernanda Gonçalves, Bernardo Queiroz and Guilherme Lucas
Cinematography
Pedro Neves
Editing
Tomás Baltazar
Sound Director
Ricardo Leite
Sound Mix
Maurício D’Orey
Gimbal
João Calheiros
Photographs
Guilherme Lucas, Pedro Khron and Fernanda Gonçalves
Music
Os Cães, a Morte e o Desejo, Cães Vadios and Guru Paraplégico e os Iconoclastas
Production Director
Pedro Caiano
Assistant Production
Melanie Pereira
Producer
Pedro Neves
Production
Red Desert
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