Relatório de trabalho de conclusão de curso do documentário: a casa da vovó

Abstract

The video-documentary “A Casa da Vovó” records testimonies that bring together memories of the entire process of the solidarity campaign conceived by journalism student Brenda Ruane, who managed to collect donations to build a new house for her grandparents. For more than two decades they lived in a house made of canvas and an earthen floor. The narrative presents in its structure a poetic and participative language that seeks to rescue memories and feelings experienced, against the background of a real life story, with real characters. Made by the testimony of Brenda - the one who writes - and people who and related to the success of the campaign, the film also brings together iconographic materials, videos and the like that detail the stages of the project. Proposed as a Final Course Paper (TCC) in Journalism at the Federal University of Alagoas, the documentary allows for a sensitive look at solidarty, memories and the ties of identification.