August Winds
Gabriel Mascaro: Ebbs and Flows
April 15 - 21, 2016
A steamy love affair between a city girl and a country boy plays out against the weather-beaten landscapes of coastal Brazil in the climate-change era. Mascaro’s prizewinning narrative debut is a sultry, richly sensorial meditation on sex, death, and decay in the tropics.
Mascaro’s first narrative work is a sultry, richly sensorial meditation on sex, death, and decay in the tropics. In a remote seaside village, a steamy love affair between a city girl (Dandara de Morais) and a country boy (Geová Manoel dos Santos) unfolds on a lush coconut farm—until their languor is interrupted by a chilling discovery. Though working from a script, Mascaro’s documentary impulse prevails in his attention to the tempestuous meteorology (the director himself plays a scientist researching the winds) and weather-beaten landscapes of coastal Brazil in the climate-change era. Through stunningly composed images, he creates a haunting portrait of a place where life can be washed away at any moment.
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