In Porto, 1975 the subjective viewpoint of the camera takes us through another emblematic example of Portuguese history from the 1970s, thanks to a single long take lasting the whole duration of a 16 mm reel. Bouça was a social housing project initiated in 1973, just before the end of Salazar’s Estado Novo, and conceived by an architect whose renown would subsequently become international: Álvaro Siza. The project is situated on the edge of downtown Porto, on a particularly difficult site. Only a quarter of the buildings had been completed when work was halted following the putsch in November 1975. In 1999, a decision was made to undertake renovation and reconstruction. Building work resumed in 2001 and was completed in 2006. César’s camera wanders lightly around the housing development, crosses through an apartment and stops in an architecture agency installed in what should have been the nursery school.