Saudade is a visual narrative about memory, connection, and the elusive bond with the past. In this short film, we follow a character who is unexpectedly confronted with fragments of an old, cherished friendship. During a walk through the woods, she stumbles upon a seemingly simple piece of textile, a cloth that acts as a gateway to what once was.

The film moves between two worlds: the present, captured in black and white, and the past, which comes to life in color. These contrasts emphasize the emotional distance between then and now, while simultaneously revealing the intensity of memories.

The title Saudade refers to a almost untranslatable Portuguese feeling, a mix of longing, nostalgia, love, and loss. It is precisely this feeling that forms the core of the film.