The Raft (1970)
An intimate account of a thousand kilometer journey on a river in the Northeast of Brazil on a self-made raft carrying a small household including two children. The raft is the means of transport since time immemorial and the journey to the town of Teresina lasts about a month. Life in slow-motion, with fleeting encounters along the banks. When the family arrives in Teresina, the merchandise is sold, the raft dismanteld, branch by branch, leaf by leaf.
Director: George Sluizer
| Crew | Bertram van Munster | Cinematography |
| Editing | George Sluizer | Editor |
| Sound | George Sluizer | Sound |
| Production | Chris Rodrigues | Production Manager |
| Directing | George Sluizer | Director |
