The film follows Maria Moura, founder of the Lavagem do Sambódromo (Sambadrome Washing) in Rio de Janeiro, a gesture that unites activism, Candomblé, and the strength of the samba dancers.
Between water, carnival, and tradition, the Sapucaí (Sambadrome) transforms into a territory of resistance and ancestry. After 13 years of listening and presence, Saullo Farias Vasconcelos's perspective becomes cinema—poetry and cultural affirmation in motion.
Maria Moura
- Direction, Screenplay and Production: Saullo Farias Vasconcelos
- Original Idea: Maria Moura, Saullo Farias Vasconcelos
- Direct Sound: Bernardo Araújo, Pedro C. Barros
- Image and Sound Editing: Victor Magrath
- Sound Mixing: Balthus Bouvet, Fabiano Furmiga
- Animation: Fábrica de Inventos, Gil Leal and Gabriel Torezani
- Production Companies: SV FILMES, Association La Terreirada; La Fusion des Cultures du Brésil, CIMM, Fábrica de Inventos
