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Arto Lindsay is an American experimental musician. His songs and works as a concept artist circulate through art galleries and theaters around the world.

A city of 8,000 inhabitants in the middle of the Amazon rainforest transforms a religious festival into an event for diversity.

Short documentary that has the theme of love relationships and how they have evolved over the years. The idea is to demonstrate similarities or disparities that may exist between different couples of different ages and periods. Through interviews, several important issues related to romantic relationships were addressed, thus being able to obtain an overview on romantic love with the mixture of all these interviews.

A couple of centennials, their house, their bodies and their waiting.

An ancient myth from brazilian Amazon.

Eye TV born in Duque de Caxias. Hey worked between 1982 and 1984. It was a communitary Street tv. The exibition setup was mounted through a screen with projectors and televisions on the Square of the Clock in the center of the city of Duque de Caxias, installed in a metal cabin. There are no records of other initiatives with this characteristics before 1982, so Eye Tv is the first Community street Tv of Brazil.

Documentary about the brazilian poetess Ana Cristina Cesar, icon of the Mimeógrafo Generation and "Poesia Marginal", books like A Teus Pés, her aspirations, her life e her creative proccess. Artists, friends and researches remembers the poetess.

A documentary about the things that bring Samba and Jazz closer.

"No País das Amazonas" begins showing the indigenous people of Amazonas. Then, it presents the economical activities showing each step in the production line of the incipient local industries, inclusive with the exit of workers from a factory in the end of the working period. The documentary shows also the boats on the river, the fishing of manatee ("peixe-boi") and preparation of the flesh with salt, the rubber trees, the extraction and each step of the preparation until the rubber mattress is ready to be exported, the Brazilian chestnuts, guaraná and smoke and the insects.

Margaret Mee and the Moonflower is a documentary about the life and work of the botanical illustrator, Margaret Mee, a pioneer and a visionary, one of the most important artists of the twentieth century. Through her diaries, interviews and narratives, the film reveals a tireless advocate for the preservation of Brazilian flora, whose love of nature and whose art provide a constant reminder of the need to preserve our environment.

The documentary follows the final sessions of the traveling project "Oceano Diverteatro e Cine Viajante" in public schools in São Paulo. Through interviews with organizers and students, the film observes how contact with theater and cinema can contribute to the way these children will understand and face the challenges related to the climate crisis in the future.

Documentary about the affection for afro-latinos.

In Replika, technology and indigenous wisdom lead us on a spiritual and meditative journey about memory, identity, loss, and rebirth. The resilience of the Wauja people of the Xingu, faced with the destruction of their history, is proof that the power of timeless ancestry can never be erased.

The Sahara desert occupies a third of the African continent and is one of the most inhospitable regions on the planet. The region is dry enough to mummify corpses and kill bacteria. For centuries, the Sahrawis have lived under these extreme conditions in the desert. In 2019, the GalileoMobile project carried out astronomical outreach activities in the five Saharawi refugee camps to exchange knowledge and representations of the cosmos.

9-10 is a recording made on Insecam between the afternoon of the 9th and the early morning of October 10, 2024, when Hurricane Milton arrived off the coast of Florida, in the United States. The film features shots of Florida and the surrounding area.

A sensitive portrait of flour production and fishing in the community of Pedras Grandes in Curuçá in the state of Pará. In addition to daily nutrients, these foods are cultural and social pillars, which connect the knowledge and traditions of the families that form this community.

The Altiplano plateau is one of the most dangerous migration routes in Latin America. A teenager recalls the night she crossed the plateau and the feeling of being accompanied by a spiritual presence that wanders like the wind.

This documentary tells the story and consequences of one of the world's most controversial hydroelectric dams, located on the Xingu River in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon.

Using the strangest objects collected from the trash, Mr. Gabriel dos Santos built his house in São Pedro D'Aldeia, on the north coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The film shows the interior and exterior of the house and reveals the simplicity and ingenuity of its builder.

The story of the first house/museum/school in the surburbs of Salvador: Acervo da Laje. Through interviews and photographic records of the Plataforma neighborhood, the short film proposes a reflection on the right to the city, especially the right to art in Salvador's favelas. As well as problematizing the lack of incentives for peripheral culture, it also explores the relationship between care and learning. With moving stories, Zé Eduardo and Vilma Santos will tell us a little about the construction of the collection they designed together. Acervo da Laje goes beyond being just a physical space; it is a daily practice that encourages art and knowledge for people with a voice who have never had the opportunity to be heard.

Nado, a friendly puppeteer who lives in Tiradentes – MG, tells us what his work is like and the challenges involved in making it and producing it. The documentary addresses his craft and his relationship with theater and social work, highlighting the artist as the protagonist of all processes.

Some coincidences influence a family of tragedies to hate monday even more.

A fictional path gets created between a great granddaughter and her great grandmother from old family pictures. As reality and memories intertwine, the pictures' materiality keeps the deceased elder alive.

In this road documentary, a hidden story about the filmmaker's late father begins a journey into the present. Along the way, the landscape blends with a poetic dialog between father and daughter, and passers-by serve as advisors in the grieving process and in the search for her father's past.

Several days in the life of a nine-year-old child.

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