The Age of Solitude
Dirección Amanara Brandão Lube
Brazil · 2026 · 15 min · Family; Homosexuality; Loneliness; Women; Other; Social issues; Sexuality; Old Age; Ancient
Película presentada al RTV International Film Festival 2026Sinopsis
An accessible film for blind audiences about Clara, a 70-year-old Black woman who lives alone and fears forgetting her own life. To cope with memory loss, she begins to narrate and record her daily routine.
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Amid the silent routine of a timeworn house, Clara, a 70-year-old Black woman, lives alone and fears forgetting her own life. To protect herself from the advance of memory loss, she begins to narrate and record every gesture of her daily routine. Isolated, moving through her days between medication, memories, and absences, Clara carries a deep pain: the loss of her son, who was taken from her as a child. Her life changes when Gabriel, a young stranger, rescues her after she faints and begins to visit her frequently. Through simple gestures of care, an unexpected relationship emerges, giving Clara back something she thought she had lost. This film is aesthetically accessible for blind audiences.
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RTV International Film Festival — Inaugural Online Edition · 2026