A Velhice Ilumina o Vento
A Velhice Ilumina o Vento tells the story of Valda, a black woman, elderly, from the periphery, a domestic worker in the city of Cuiabá. A strong woman, from Cuiaba with the “cracked foot”, Valda subverts the paradigm of stigmatized old age in her daily life.
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A Velhice Ilumina o Vento tells the story of Valda, a black woman, elderly, from the periphery, a domestic worker in the city of Cuiabá. A strong woman, from Cuiaba with the “cracked foot”, Valda subverts the paradigm of stigmatized old age in her daily life.
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