Un día llegaré a Sagres

Born in the 19th century in a village in northern Portugal, the son of a prostitute accused of witchcraft and an unknown father, the young Mateus grew up with his grandfather Vicente, but when he died, he began a journey south , in search of utopia, but also after the vocation of greatness of a poor country animated by the desire for freedom. One day I'll get to Sagres tells, in short, the history of Portugal, of a civilization in perpetual motion through the life of an apparently insignificant individual, a reckless peasant, but who may be so at a time when what is most lacking does is recklessness.