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Interlude
Interlude is a short film that explores the perspectives of a relationship through Eduardo and Camila. While the first part reveals moments of connection and passion, the second part shows the nuances of heartbreak through Camila's eyes. Alternating between narratives, the film addresses the duality of human feelings, love and its impermanence, and themes such as change, loss, and acceptance.
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Interlude is a short film that explores the perspectives of a relationship through Eduardo and Camila. While the first part reveals moments of connection and passion, the second part shows the nuances of heartbreak through Camila's eyes. Alternating between narratives, the film addresses the duality of human feelings, love and its impermanence, and themes such as change, loss, and acceptance.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:João Pedro Félix, Julianne Borges
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