A Nave de Mané Socó

A quiet coastal town anchors a young woman as she returns home to tend to family matters aboard a creaking boat that holds more memories than cargo. As the tide pulls at her ankle, she navigates unresolved tensions among neighbors, old friends, and a father whose silence speaks louder than words. The sea, both cradle and obstacle, compels her to confront a pivotal choice that could redefine loyalties and reshape the meaning of home. With intimate, tactile details and a patient rhythm, the film paints a cerulean portrait of identity, memory, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward.