Short film
São Paulo: Symphony and Cacophony
1994 · 39 min
A fragmented, essayistic drift through crowded streets, more mood and texture than story, asking patience as it builds a city from scattered impressions.
- Directed by
- Jean-Claude Bernardet
- Starring
- Lucila Tragtenberg
- Overview
- An ode of love and hatred to the city of São Paulo. Composed of fragments of films, it follows characters in their natural habitat: the streets.
- How it feels
- Slow-burning and demanding.
- About
- Isolation, identity, class, memory
- Content
- Mild violence, sexual content and language. No gore.
- Note
- Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown
Your rating is saved. See your suggestions, or find titles like this one below.
Rate it, and Mesmero finds titles that feel like it. You do not need an account.
Search YouTube for a trailer (opens in a new tab)
Add to a list: São Paulo: Symphony and Cacophony
In the USNo streaming, rental or purchase options known.
- Directed by
- Jean-Claude Bernardet
- Starring
- Lucila Tragtenberg