Portugal's Alentejo region, Guinea-Bissau and the writings of agronomist and African liberation leader, Amílcar Cabral, are associatively intertwined. Filipa César's cogent essay and filmed performance reveal past and present definitions of soil as repositories of exploitation, crisis, arsenal and treasure.... (Full plot summary below)
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Portugal's Alentejo region, Guinea-Bissau and the writings of agronomist and African liberation leader, Amílcar Cabral, are associatively intertwined. Filipa César's cogent essay and filmed performance reveal past and present definitions of soil as repositories of exploitation, crisis, arsenal and treasure.