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In the outskirts of Lisbon, a youth searches for magic mushrooms in the lush forests, gathering them with care and intent. His mission is unconventional yet noble – to provide solace to those in his community who battle with the weight of depression. Utilizing carrier pigeons as messengers, he discreetly delivers the mushrooms to those in need, offering a glimmer of hope amid their struggles. In "Shrooms," director Jorge Jácome effortlessly eschews the predictable elements associated with such a premise, instead opting for a poetic and inquisitive approach. The film unfolds in a mesmerizing 16mm format, exuding a dreamy and delicate quality that lingers long after the credits roll.Review: “Shrooms” presents a contemplative and visually enchanting take on the transformative power of nature and human connection. Jorge Jácomes artistic direction, coupled with the ethereal 16mm cinematography, creates a poignant and immersive viewing experience. The film delicately explores themes of mental health and compassion, offering a glimpse into a world where healing and understanding can be found in the most unexpected places.