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A motoboy tears through the streets of a Friday night in contemporary upstate São Paulo. Circulating through the geography of the city makes it clear: walls divide much more than land.

Alyssa suffers from problems related to friendships and people and sees in Dani, her best friend, a social outlet where things "make sense". In this silent short, we follow the story of a young woman who doesn't know herself, dealing with the non-reciprocity of her obsession and the loneliness that comes from her dependence.

After her father's death, Lari and her mother go for a trip to the family beach house. They decide to cook some crabs. And the animals, gradually, become luminous beings.

Pequeno Colibri starts a bloody revenge to honor the memory of his teacher, Mestra Kioji, after she meets her fate at the hands of Sassino, the killer of masters.

The final hours of Mary Magdalene before the rupture. What always was breaks, and the one above all becomes fury. A martyr for the hypocrites. A lesson for the son who raises doubts. A companion piece to "No More!", born from personal loss and transformed into art.

When her sister and a former love return to Marta's life, silence gives way to reunions marked by resentment, memories, and the desire to reconnect. Between what was and what may yet be, the affection between two women seeks to blossom anew.

A documentary that follows the lives and struggles of residents from the "Chico Prego Occupation" in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil. - Winner of Best Sound at the Cacau UFES Festival 2025

A young couple is planning a date. The girl is blind, and the boy is deaf and mute, together they seek to live a love within their similarities and limitations.

The encounter of two ghosts in a jewish cemetery in São Paulo set the haunting stage for this dark coming of age, where mourning heritage and mourning love is to understand who lives or who dies.

Existential agony consuming a man, whose own abyss stares back at him. What will your price be?

Texas Man is out of prison, and he wants blood. He wants stalking. He wants to not disturb you. The spin-off of LABIRINTITE.

“Quintal" is the accidental remake of the1959 short-film, Pátio by Glauber Rocha. Here, a new narrative is composed; sometimes in conjunction, sometimes in disjunction, with the original mise-en-scène. The viewer sees a man and a woman who have been thrown into a yard. The two characters develop slowly; they move away from each other, they look at each other. A cruel and obsessive game is played.

While on vacation with the partners of the company where he is president, Kaik Humberto receives a revealing phone call.

A mysterious man hunts, tortures and kills accused of pedophile crimes. He lives in a motel, where a preteen girl lives, who has him as the only adult figure. In the middle of a hunt, she starts to get closer to him, who needs to push her away to hide his dark secret.

In a hotel surrounded by stunning olive groves, Núvia wanders among fragments of a man she can’t remember, yet can’t forget.

João da Matta, a hillbilly, is dispossessed of his land by a dishonest colonel. Accused of theft, he flees. Some time later, having discovered the dark past of his tormentor, João returns to rectify his situation. To do so, he demands a declaration absolving him from the colonel – in reality, a fugitive murderer from Bahia. The villain tries to resist and offers João money, but João, incorruptible, insists on the declaration. The colonel writes it, but threatens to accuse him again. However, the hero reveals the colonel's past, who, indignant, draws a revolver. But João skillfully takes the weapon from him. Cornered, the colonel attacks him, and while disabling the revolver, João receives a blow to the head. Out of his mind, João strangles the colonel to death. But the police arrive and pardon him, as he had killed a very dangerous thief. And peace returns.

Paul and Virginia are two very close children who, despite coming from different families, are raised as siblings on 18th-century Isle de France. However, they fall in love as teenagers, and Virginia's mother decides to separate them.

She finds a box. Inside, a tape. And suddenly: time folds in on itself. It transports her to a version of herself that once bloomed beside another. Whether they’re still connected or long separated, we don’t know. What remains is the ache of remembering and the quiet beauty of once having been known.

During the grieving process, Felipe revisits his memories by writing a diary. His intimate notes become a kind of letter, and through a spaced narrative, he reflects on his experience with a recent past, crossed by questions of absence, time, memory and ideas.

Life's like a symphony, with tender moments of childhood, others of joy, disillusionment and shattered portraits of time gone by as we follow the story of a woman and her reminiscences through scents, objects, and memories.