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Recorded at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, a small film students crew delves for different people's perspectives about love, if they loved and if it's worth loving.

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“Welcome to Maracanã" is a documentary about the transformation over the last 20 years of the world-famous soccer stadium: Maracanã, once the largest stadium on the planet. Through the eyes of Enéas de Andrade, the man who carried injured players onto the soccer field, we see how public policies and major sporting events, such as the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, have changed the way Brazilians experience soccer games.

A number of androgynous figures inhabit an underground world of train carriages and tunnels. Performing ritualistic choreographies which combine breakdance and voguing, two iconic dances that originated in black American communities, the characters project a utopian scenario that prefigures Roque’s interest in queer as an emancipated state of hybridization.

A mix of documentary and fiction, the movie tells the real story of the first Italian immigrants to arrive in the south of Brazil.

Messer in the mountains Separated by destiny, apart, the companions try in their day jobs to make different paths to get to the same place. And after the journey, from the reunion, comes the return of the music, which packs the preparations for what would be the end for them. Third video of the series "Messer In Concert", recorded between the years 2017 and 2019.

Documentary about the role-playing game, and what benefits it can do for a person's life.

A look at Vale do Amanhecer, an important mistic space in central Brazil.

The importance of cashews in daily life in the northeast.

The story of a reporter's passion for his craft. Forty years after covering the Falklands War and very ill, he returns in search of the owner of a diary found in the trenches.

The film shows aspects of the life of the Kayapó, Potiguara, Tabajara, Fulni-ô and Pankararu and shows the natural beauty that surrounds the villages, as well as surprising testimonies about how indigenous people suffer from racial prejudice and discrimination.

A documentary produced in super-8 with a mixture of fiction. It caused a stir wherever it was shown, having to be subjected to the censorship in force at the time of the military regime. It poetically addresses the various prejudices and conflicts that involve the field of sexuality. Two men star in love scenes. Testimonials by Lauro Nascimentos, Eleonora Menicucci, João Silvério Trevisan, Henrique Magalhães and popular people about conflicts involving affection between people of the same sex.

Luís Perseghini, a former member of Brazilian Comunist Party, remembers his life e and his dream of living in a socialist country.

Training daily from pre-adolescence to reach the top of women's football, a group of players goes through an unprecedented moment when they win a men's championship played at times by the Brazilian elite such as Corinthians and São Paulo. After being revealed to Brazil, it's time to finally shine.

In a concert recorded at Estúdio 24P in 2016, Rogério Skylab celebrates 25 years of musical career performing songs from his Carnaval Trilogy series of albums. Featuring guest musicians Arrigo Barnabé, Fausto Fawcett and Tavinho Paes.

A document of daily life in a Bororo tribe in western Brazil, including the different phases of their funeral rites.

Supported by the Paulo Gustavo Law (LPG) for the promotion of art and culture, this documentary film explores the question of how the residents of Ouro Preto, beyond its Historic Center, connect with the city’s cultural and historical legacy. In this sense, the work amplifies the voices and perceptions of individuals and everyday lives that transcend the tourist axis, helping to unveil the subtle dynamics that shape identity and a sense of belonging in vibrant, yet not always visible, territories.

A young filmmaker takes us on a walk through a rather peculiar neighborhood in the city of Maceió, where he meditates on his memories and the urban space from a sociological perspective.

The arrival in Curitiba of the Tiro de Guerra 19 Rio Branco, after having won in Rio de Janeiro on September 7, 1910, first place among all the Tiros in Brazil. The parade of soldiers, the troop review and the presentation of weapons. Colonel João Gualberto Gomes de Sá Filho presents the National Flag to the commander of the destroyer Paraná, in a ceremony at which he gives a speech. The destroyer at the Paranaguá pier, details of the vessel's deck. The funeral of Colonel João Gualberto in 1912, with a procession leaving Tiro de Guerra, flanked by a crowd, and a gun salute in Praça Tiradentes.

Hellena and Lucas are Dom's parents. She is a hair stylist and he works as a barman. When their son is about to turn two years old, they decide, despite having little money, to have a birthday party.

The documentary Cosmópolis investigates the hectic life of São Paulo through parallels between the city's history and the universes of 12 of its inhabitants: Arab and Jewish merchants, a Bolivian street vendor, northeastern suddentists, a karaoke champion and others, who translate the way of being of this city of extremes.

Indigenous remnants of the Maracanã Village, which were organized collectively at the Aldeia Maracanã Indigenous Association (AIAM), tell their story regarding the building of the former Indian Museum and about the struggle for visibility in the wonderful city.

Built as a flow of thought inspired by the concept of interior monologue by filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein, the documentary rescues the fragmented memory of a man who lived his childhood and adolescence during the military dictatorship, when it was common to beat his children at home and also in schools.

In a small community in the countryside of southern Espírito Santo, a group of women gathers to embroider. Together, they teach, learn, recreate their lives, and weave their freedom and identity.