🎬 Movie

Luis Carlos Nogueira Paula, known as Lucas Feitosa, spends his days in his Rio de Janeiro workshop. His hands, stained with paint and marked by scars, don't just create paintings — they weave bird traps that become metaphors for his own life, caught between art and survival. The 2025 documentary observes the self-taught artist whose works from found materials speak of marginalization, memory, and the search for beauty in ruins. The camera follows Lucas through the favelas, where art is born from trash, and every collected object carries a story. The director avoids voiceover commentary, allowing the viewer to feel the rhythm of the artist's life and the fragility of his world for themselves.