"Fernando Who Received a Bird from the Sea" is an imaginary dialogue between Portugal and Brazil, in a little Portuguese-Brazilian song. Fernando spends his time between a cafe in the neighbourhood and his small house in Porto. Coming from Brazil he receives a small present that makes him imagine paradise.

The short film is made by Helvécio Marins Jr. (author of another film produced by Curtas Metragens CRL, "The Song of the Nightingale", and author of the acclaimed film "Swirl") and Felipe Bragança (one of the authors of the new Brazilian cinema, responsible, among others, for the feature film "A Alegria").