Synopsis

On the eve of turning one hundred, maestro and harpsichordist Roberto De Regina revisits his memories and reflects on his pioneering legacy of reintroducing early music in Brazil, while facing prejudice and resistance. A sensitive journey about art, time, and the courage to break barriers.

• Luiz Eduardo

  Ozório

  Director and producer

  Luiz Eduardo Ozório is a director, producer, screenwriter, and art director. Pursuing a Master’s in Latin American Cinema at UBA, he approaches social and cultural themes with sensitivity. He directed Doidos de Pedra and is completing O Cravista, reaffirming cinema as a tool for transformation.

• Cássia

  Righy

  Executive Producer

  With extensive experience in social and environmental impact projects, Cássia Righy produced A Lost Paradise (2019), awarded at over 20 festivals. She also produced The Harpsichordist and develops No Man’s Land – The Yanomami Genocide, Crazy for Nature and Deozílio Pinto Musical Society.