Small Field
Campo Pequeno
Synopsis
In a small town in southern Brazil, six LGBTQIAP+ youths gather in a basement and come up with a bold idea: to hold the first local Pride Parade. Amid laughter, painful memories, and dreams of change, the group confronts fears, prejudices, and the desire to belong. Campo Pequeno is a sensitive and necessary portrait of youth, friendship, and the strength to exist out loud.
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CAMPO PEQUENO | POR TRÁS DAS CÂMERAS
Type: Behind the Scenes • Published 2025-06-28
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- Director
- Rafael Hoss
- Original Title
- Campo Pequeno
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Studios
- Z97 Filmes
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rafael Hoss
Luiz Levandovski
Maicon Baú
Department Leadership Roster
Maicon Baú
Producer
Luiz Levandovski
Director of Photography
Rafael Hoss
Director
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What is Small Field about?
In a small town in southern Brazil, six LGBTQIAP+ youths gather in a basement and come up with a bold idea: to hold the first local Pride Parade. Amid laughter, painful memories, and dreams of change, the group confronts fears, prejudices, and the desire to belong. Campo Pequeno is a sensitive and necessary portrait of youth, friendship, and the strength to exist out loud.
Who directed Small Field?
Small Field was directed by Rafael Hoss.
Who stars in Small Field?
The principal cast of Small Field includes Ana Beatriz Teodoro, Emanuele Oro da Silva, Giovanna De Biagi, Robert dos Santos, Vick Quadros.
When was Small Field released and how long is it?
Small Field was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 15m.