Que mistério tem Clarice?: realização de curta- metragem de ficção

Abstract

What Mystery Lies in Clarice? is a fiction short film currently in its final stages of completion, with an estimated duration of 13 to 15 minutes. The film follows Clarice, a quiet and introspective young woman who reveals aspects of her identity through fragmented moments of her everyday life. She speaks little and observes much; silence becomes her most expressive language. Her routine is shaped by contemplation and by a heightened sensitivity to natural details—sunlight, moving trees, and, above all, flowers, which carry essential symbolic weight throughout her emotional journey. Although introverted, Clarice shares brief moments of connection with friends, exposing the tension between solitude and the desire for human presence. The film reaches its most poetic point in her relationship with Vênus, the woman she loves, portrayed through symbolic gestures and the recurring metaphor of flowers that reflect her inner blooming. The short addresses themes of solitude, feminine anguish, sapphic love, and self-discovery.