LARISSA VEREZA
Cinematic Notes Between Places.
Documentary Filmmaker Photographer, Writer, Actress


{ ABOUT }
Larissa Vereza is a Brazilian documentary filmmaker, photographer, writer and actress based in Portugal.
Her work exists at the intersection of documentary storytelling, photography and narrative writing, exploring themes of culture, memory, identity and belonging.
Through an observational approach, she seeks to document the people, traditions and landscapes that often remain unnoticed, creating intimate portraits of places and the communities that inhabit them.
She is the creator of Entre Aldeias, an independent documentary series dedicated to preserving the stories, traditions and cultural heritage of Portuguese villages.
Whether through film, photography or writing, her work is driven by a curiosity about how people relate to place, and how memory shapes the landscapes we call home.
{ PHOTOGRAPHY }
A visual archive of places, people and fleeting moments.
My photography focuses on atmosphere, detail and human presence, documenting the relationship between landscape, memory and everyday life.
The images presented here are drawn from documentary projects, editorial assignments and personal journeys.

{ JOURNAL }
Field notes, essays and observations gathered along the way.
A space for stories that begin with a conversation, a landscape, a village street or a passing moment.
Part travel journal, part documentary notebook, these writings explore culture, memory, belonging and the small encounters that shape our understanding of place.
The Weight of Feeling Everything
Letting Go of Becoming
Too Many Stories, Not Enough Lives
Rome Was Waiting. Life Took Me to Portugal.

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