Synopsis
Rio de Janeiro, 1975. Inside a studio, several friends gather around a letter. As the words are spoken aloud, their meaning intensifies, offering a racialized perspective on memories of Brazil’s military dictatorship. In his debut feature, Yhuri Cruz brings echoes of a path that blends writing, theater, and visual arts to craft a hypnotic stage-like composition where body, word, sound, and silence come together as the foundations of a political voice that is powerfully cinematic. (C.M.)
Director
Yhuri Cruz
Yhuri Cruz is a Brazilian visual artist, filmmaker, and playwright whose work blends collective performance with theatrical installations – a series of pieces he calls “The Emancipation Plays”. He directed the short films “O Túmulo da Terra” (2020) and “Missão do Congado” (2023). “Voz Zov Vzo” is his first feature film.
Saturday 13:30 
