In Brazil, even before the arrival of the Portuguese in 1500, clay was already used by the local natives.
Dagmar is a short story about a lady who lives in the north of Bahia, Brazil, where her profession keeps alive one of the ancient arts: the manual creation of clay utensils.
Known to everyone in the city and surrounding regions, this lady shows us a different, intimate perspective on how her art saves her family from an even more vulnerable economic situation and is a living heritage of Belmonte's history and culture.
and has been showcased at the festivals
SAYEN FESTIVAL, Vancouver Black Independent Film Festival, FESTIVERD Venezuela, Silicon Valley African Film Festival (SVAFF), Latino & Native American Film Festival.
