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Documentary about the 3K (3Katchau) class of 2025 high school seniors from Colégio Bandeirantes (BR).

At the height of Brazil’s military dictatorship, a flight would change the fate of everyone on board. Among the passengers were a mother, her two young children, and militants from VAR-Palmares with a daring plan: to divert Flight 114 to Cuba. Caravelle 114 reconstructs, in fiction, the events behind the hijacking that defied the Brazilian dictatorship.

In this week's show: Sinos River Valley, Southern Brazil, 19th century. An unholy name spreads across the German settlements, preceded by terror and followed by tragedy... Who was the “Devil Kid”? Find out the facts on Fabão's Sunday Show!

A century after his birth, Sérgio Cardoso — one of the greatest stars of Brazilian theater and television — still inhabits the country’s cultural imagination. A symbol of a generation that helped shape modern stage language in Brazil, his presence endures as an artistic, political, and emotional legacy. Through archives, memories, and the rehearsals of the play “Six Actors in Search of Sérgio Cardoso,” the documentary moves between past and present to explore not only the trajectory of a monumental actor, but also what remains of an artist when time transforms men into myth. As a new generation of performers attempts to rediscover his voice, rigor, and restless spirit, the film reveals how Sérgio Cardoso continues to resonate within contemporary theater — as a ghost, an inspiration, and a founding force of a stage tradition still trying to understand itself.

Short-film based in facts. How cinema became this big cultural phenomenon.

At the height of the rubber boom, British capital and engineering reshaped the Amazon: ports, railways, mansions, and the river navigation network that connected Manaus and Belém to the world. This documentary revisits that era of modernization from a different perspective, revealing how the progress envisioned by these foreign interests was built upon the exploitation and erasure of Indigenous and Black peoples, questioning the human cost behind the architectural and economic legacy that continues to shape the region today.

Life is a circle.