That's My Face

About This Movie

That's My Face is an intriguing exploration of identity and cultural roots, weaving together the filmmaker's 1996 journey to Salvador Da Bahia and his mother’s earlier migration to Tanzania. The documentary has this raw, almost ethereal quality, as it delves into the haunting spirits that linger in the filmmaker's dreams. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments of reflection that pull you into the atmosphere of both Brazil and East Africa. It’s less about a traditional narrative and more about the emotional landscape and the search for connection across generations. The visuals are striking, capturing the vibrancy of the locations, and the personal storytelling feels quite intimate, making it stand out in the documentary space.

Thought-provoking themes on identity and migration.Rich, atmospheric visuals capturing Brazil and Tanzania.Intimate storytelling enhances emotional depth.