Angolan Short Stories: The sound of fun
The sound of fun
All they need to have fun are the welcoming waters of the sea, challenging them and waiting anxiously for them and their contagious joy. They run wildly towards the waves that lick the little cove and plunge into its tepid waters more or less clumsily. They feel weightless in their nudity, as innocent and natural as pure and natural as the ocean they dive into. There is only water, land, and air between and around them, in a perfect communion with nature where not even the roar of the waves can equal the sound of fun.
[Orphans ]
João Coelho's new documentary approach - Short Stories – captures small fragments of life's narratives.
The human condition has always fascinated him. With his photography, he wants to arouse feelings, emotions and convey messages, by telling stories that depict suffering or joy, despair or mutual help, strength or disappointment, or simply resilience in the face of adversity and uncertainty about the future.
[Curiosity]
João Coelho's new documentary approach - Short Stories – captures small fragments of life's narratives.
The human condition has always fascinated him. With his photography, he wants to arouse feelings, emotions and convey messages, by telling stories that depict suffering or joy, despair or mutual help, strength or disappointment, or simply resilience in the face of adversity and uncertainty about the future.