Dog without Feathers

Description

The Capibaribe River serves as a central element in the documentary "Dog without Feathers," which follows a road trip from its source to the sea. This journey highlights the contrasts between the arid landscapes along the river and the vastness of the ocean. The film intertwines performance art, dance, and poetry, reflecting the cultural significance of the river as it inspires the works of poet João Cabral de Melo Neto and choreographer Deborah Colker. Throughout the film, the participants engage with both the physical environment and the artistic expressions it evokes. As they move along the river, they confront issues of environmental degradation and resilience. The narrative unfolds through a series of performances that respond to the locations visited, culminating in a series of artistic expressions that bridge the river's source and the open sea. The film was released in 2026.