Soldier of Goa
Nov 07, 2025 · 16m
Director
Thomás FennOverview
In the 60s, Fernando, a young Portuguese soldier is imprisoned in Goa following the invasion by Indian troops. With no correspondence from his family or girlfriend, he begins to lose his connection to both and to his past, while bonding with the Indian people. While imprisoned, he establishes a routine by doing something he enjoys - cutting hair and trimming the beards of Indian officers, with whom he forms friendships. When he finally receives news that the Portuguese are returning home, Fernando has already decided to stay.
Cast of Soldier of Goa
Crew of Soldier of Goa
Thomás FennDirector, Writer
André BentoAssistant Director, Writer
Francisco RaposoWriter, Script Supervisor- Filipa ValenteProduction Director, Producer
- Joana RosaProduction Coordinator, Producer
- João AlvarinhasDirector of Photography
- Duarte SantosEditor
- Carolina SantosProduction Design, Costume Designer
- José MaximinoSound Director
- Guilherme MarquesAssistant Camera
- Henrique AfonsoGaffer
- Tiago RosaBest Boy Grip
Lourenço RamosKey Grip- Gonçalo OuroAssistant Camera
- Catarina SilvaCostume Coordinator
- Beatriz BarraData Wrangler
- Nuno LuisMusic
- Leonor DiasMakeup & Hair
- Beatriz ReisMakeup & Hair
About Soldier of Goa
What is Soldier of Goa about?
In the 60s, Fernando, a young Portuguese soldier is imprisoned in Goa following the invasion by Indian troops. With no correspondence from his family or girlfriend, he begins to lose his connection to both and to his past, while bonding with the Indian people. While imprisoned, he establishes a routine by doing something he enjoys - cutting hair and trimming the beards of Indian officers, with…
When was Soldier of Goa released?
Soldier of Goa was released on November 7, 2025.
How long is Soldier of Goa?
Soldier of Goa runs 16 minutes.
Who directed Soldier of Goa?
Soldier of Goa was directed by Thomás Fenn.
Who is in the cast of Soldier of Goa?
The cast of Soldier of Goa includes Miguel Amorim (Fernando), Abdul Razac Seco (Rajiv), Tomás Canteiro (Farroupas) and Álvaro Aragonez (Daniel).