In the brief but potent documentary "Between The Banks", the camera turns its intimate gaze on José Antônio "Pai", a man whose life is inextricably linked to the flowing waters of his environment. Directed by Arthur Cardoso De Barros, Francisco Calsa, and Lis Bettini, this six-minute portrait captures a profound connection to place, exploring the rhythms of a daily existence shaped by the riverbanks. The film presents a quiet, observational tone, immersing the viewer in a world where human endeavor and natural landscape are in constant, gentle negotiation. As we follow José Antônio "Pai", the central conflict emerges not from dramatic events, but from the universal tension between tradition and the passage of time, asking what it means to live a life defined by a specific, ever-changing stretch of earth and water. This evocative snapshot offers a moving testament to a singular way of life, inviting reflection on our own anchors in an increasingly transient world.