Menina

The plot centers on Luisa Palmeira, a French-born girl from Portuguese descent. In 1979, eight-year-old Luisa is caught between the perspectives of her illiterate mother, who sees her as nearly an adult, and her hard-drinking father, who still sees her as a little girl. One day, her father confides a weighty secret in her: he is battling a severe illness. However, Luisa is unable to accept this truth and suspects that he is concealing a different secret.Review:This poignant narrative delves into the complex dynamics within a family, exploring themes of trust, belief, and the fragility of relationships. Through Luisas perspective, the audience is invited to contemplate the challenges of communication and understanding between generations. The emotional depth of the story is brought to life through heartfelt performances, drawing viewers into a world where secrets and misinterpretations hold significant weight.