Fructuosamente (2014)

• 79%
• 2014
• Andrés Agustí

Fructuosamente is the portrait of Venezuelan architect Fruto Vivas, a communist that built a church, someone who didn't have toys as a child, and who built houses for the rich as a grownup, an architect who uses ferns to deal with leaks in the roof and who wants to build a house of bubbles, the only bus passenger who threw the ticket out of the basket (because it was full), in a country where everyone was happy, an old man who doesn't understand how he managed to do so many things when he was young - and is not afraid to keep doing them - or pretends as well as he did when he was young (some things never change), a man that sleeps next to her partner (although he never talks about her), a man from the state of Táchira with a great sense of humor, who had drinks with General Pérez Jiménez, and spent 14 years fighting in Venezuela's guerrilla movement, a human being who knows that happiness is a myth but still tries to reach it on a daily basis by asking himself "What have you done today to deserve being a alive?