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An abstract documentary, in three parts, about the gradual process of an Ayahuasca ritual performed by the Shawãdawa "enchanted macaw" indigenous family.

Work in three movements: carpentry, pottery, planting. A symphony emerges.

The Mangrove Zone of Rio de Janeiro was a well-known area of prostitution that faced several persecutions throughout the 20th century. Between 1954 and 1974, the Mangue Republic was established in the region, a representative regime, which under medical control and police surveillance, women decided who should take over the administration of the houses of prostitution. Based on surviving images, the film proposes another look at this memory of dispute and resistance.

Caetano, Cecília, Iaracy and Stephany, with their different geographical contexts, social classes and ethnicities dominate the narrative of the short documentary, "In the eyes of a Child" to present the world with their experiences, their looks and feelings about this moment of social isolation triggered by the COVID-19 virus.

In an agro-extractive settlement, the families have already managed to fulfill the dream of the land, but the lack of rain and the monoculture of eucalyptus in the region hamper their survival. In this scenario, while the older ones seek to transmit their knowledge of how to deal with the land, the younger ones see life in the city as an opportunity.

Be willing to start all over again. That's what Another Stage is about, the story of five female athletes who, in the midst of their careers in fighting, bodybuilding and weightlifting, try to balance their lives in sport with the desire to be a mother.

Who we are? What we want? Where are we going?

A short documentary that presents the legacy of Padre Cícero, an important priest for the Juazeiro do Norte community, who managed to bring progress and new developments to the town after a miracle to brought plenty of attention to the region.

An x-ray of the work done by more than 70 "bate-bolas" in the western zone of Rio de Janeiro. While keeping alive the tradition of street carnival, the groups take to the final consequences the preparations for the party, which begin 361 days before the beginning of the carnival

Documentary short about Brazilian medium Chico Xavier.

A panel of Brazilian political scenery in 1967, alternating images of the main events and politicians and specialists' statements about freedom of the press.

In 1973, during a trip to the city of Essaouira, in Morocco, Glauber Rocha and girlfriend Mossa Bildner took a Super 8 camera to register their impressions.

Film from Rafael Andreazza, Cíntia Langie

Short documentary about the "filetagem" style of painting in São Paulo. Produced for the 2025-2026 exhibition "Letras & Filetes: Memória Afetiva e Latinidades".

The funeral of Rui Barbosa, held in March 1923 in Rio de Janeiro, was one of the largest in Brazil in the First Republic. Known as the “Eagle of The Hague”, Rui Barbosa was a jurist, politician, diplomat, speaker and candidate for the Presidency of the Republic.

Through a blend of captivating regional imagery, speakers’ accounts of their experiences with languages, and engaging real-life experiences, Vozes das Margens delivers a celebratory portrait of the Uruguayan Portuguese, a unique dialect, while exploring how language, place and society are interwoven in the border experience.

Highlights the presence of gays and lesbians within Brazilian society.

A film student reflects on a handful of images that remind him of his past in the countryside. An essay on the relationship between image and memory, influenced by the work of Georges Didi-Huberman.

Breque observes the impact of two characters' expedients, and investigates how they develop their free time of choice. Another perspective is the testimony and analysis of a university professor on the impact of contemporaneity, the emergence of occupational diseases, self-demand, and the recognition resulting from work

The past has never been so present. Between clothes, objects, and memories, "Rebobinar" explores the growing presence of thrift stores and vintage culture as a response to fast-paced consumption. Through personal stories and spaces that keep the past in circulation, the documentary investigates how old items gain new meanings, connecting identity, sustainability, and memory in a present that constantly revisits what was once left behind.

The recorded funeral of Doctor Alexandre Cassiano do Nascimento. Believed lost.

The funeral of Professor Laboriau.

The documentary shows the investigation of cases of unexplained phenomena in the Amazon such as UFOs, entities and others that have been occurring since at least the 1940s. The peak of the research revolves around the visit of Engineer and Physicist Rony Vernet to the state of Acre to verify in the field the close contacts involving indigenous from Yawanawa people.