
Être
2015

Representation Score
Good
2010
Director
Nuno Rocha
Runtime
7 minutes
Average Rating
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Nuno Rocha’s film employs social realism to focus on underrepresented individuals, particularly a homeless man in an urban setting. By placing this peripheral figure at the center, the film challenges traditional storytelling conventions. The film examines the contrast between socioeconomic displacement and sudden commercial activity. Although it does not explicitly address identity-based issues, it avoids idealized portrayals to highlight systemic invisibility. Overall, the film moderately represents underrepresented communities by focusing on their lived experiences.
Category Breakdown
The film does not provide any explicit information about sexual orientation or gender identity. There are no clear representations of LGBTQ+ characters or narratives.
The movie focuses solely on male characters, including a homeless man and two men moving boxes. This results in a predominantly male-focused cast.
The film explores class and ethnic issues within a local context. However, there are no detailed descriptions of individual characters to assess racial diversity.
By highlighting a person experiencing homelessness, the film addresses economic inequality. It uses social realism to criticize capitalist systems.
The depiction of homelessness may touch on mental health or social vulnerability. The character's role as an observer allows for some degree of influence in the story.
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Official Synopsis
A homeless man sleeps in front of an empty store when suddenly a vehicle stops and two men start to carry cases inside. Meanwhile the man tries to understand what is going on.

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