Responsa gives us a Second Chance
Rafa Damy's moving film shows the plight of those leaving the prison system and attempting to enter the job market.
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Credits
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- Production Company Santeria
- Director Rafael Damy
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Propeg
- Production Company Santeria
- Director Rafael Damy
- Chief Creative Officer Emerson Braga
- Creative Director/Copywriter Emerson Braga
- Copywriter Marcio Naziazeno
- Senior Art Director Gustavo Batinga
- Executive Producer Edgard Soares Filho
- Executive Producer Rafael Damy
- Executive Producer Roger Garcia
- Sound Design Cabaret Studio
- Composer Guilherme Azem
- Audio Finishing Guile Oliveira
- Audio Finishing Mauro Kuschnir
- Copywriter Rafael Damy
- Director Roddy Dextre
- Creative Director Felipe Luchi
- DP Guilhe Muse
- Editor Arthur Brito
- Colorist Osmar Junior
- Audio Mixer Gab Scatolin
- Post Producer Rafael Tschope
- Art Director Tamara C Soriano
Credits
powered by
- Agency Propeg
- Production Company Santeria
- Director Rafael Damy
- Chief Creative Officer Emerson Braga
- Creative Director/Copywriter Emerson Braga
- Copywriter Marcio Naziazeno
- Senior Art Director Gustavo Batinga
- Executive Producer Edgard Soares Filho
- Executive Producer Rafael Damy
- Executive Producer Roger Garcia
- Sound Design Cabaret Studio
- Composer Guilherme Azem
- Audio Finishing Guile Oliveira
- Audio Finishing Mauro Kuschnir
- Copywriter Rafael Damy
- Director Roddy Dextre
- Creative Director Felipe Luchi
- DP Guilhe Muse
- Editor Arthur Brito
- Colorist Osmar Junior
- Audio Mixer Gab Scatolin
- Post Producer Rafael Tschope
- Art Director Tamara C Soriano
The struggles of those leaving prison and attempting to find a job are brought to heartbreaking, powerful light in Birth director Rafa Damy's moving new short.
Created in collaboration with employment agency Responsa, through creative agency Propeg and production company Santeria, Second Chance tells the true story of Rodolfo Maturana, a detainee that served time for car theft in Brazil and struggled to find employment afterwards.
Told through a deliberately broken narrative (containing a lovely twist in the tale), Damy's film utilises its expressive central actor and some authentic-feeling moments of intimacy and despair to create a fable that sticks in the mind.
