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Short film about the "daisies" female employees who clean the streets every day.

The umutina indigenous people tries to save their culture; but the poorty and the rising influence of the evangelic christianism turn this dream to melancholy

Marli Oliveira da Luz Corrêa has been suffering from Chronic Kidney Failure since 2003. Her treatment of peritoneal dialysis influences the life of her entire family, and vice versa.

Documentary about acting.

Based on a field research to interact the group with the residents, Anchieta gathers life stories of the occupants of the building where a psychiatric hospital of the same name operated in Santos.

Banal is a process of self-discovery of the silence that exists in each of us. Through a self-documentary, a filmmaker Bruna Pavesi purges all feelings loaded without any emptiness that inhabits.

Rua do Encanto 22, brings a small part of the history of a great Brazilian.

“Área 013” is a documentary aimed at investigating stories and legends related to ufology that is very present in the municipality of Peruíbe. The documentary presents a sampling from various points of view, and does not seek to prove or deny the veracity of any information, with the main objective of treating the theme in an experimental way.

The story of mothers who lost their children to the urban violence and created the Movida movement in belém, Brazil.

The story of priest Landell, a visionary man who made great acts in science.

TV documentary about the historic fight of the brazilian women for the right to vote.

The History of the comics' fans and authors in Belém, northern Brazil.

the women who work with the agricoulture in paraíba state, northeast of Brazil.

In the Baixada Fluminense, independent cultural groups started a film movement that takes the cinema to the viewer. For more than ten years, these cineclubes have played a fundamental role in the social construction of peripheral regions and open the debate for the transformation of everyday life in these cities. The documentary shows the performance of six of Baixada Fluminense's main cineclubes: Cineclube Mate with Angu, from Caxias; Cineclube Getúlio hole, from Nova Iguaçu; Cineclube Donana, by Belford Roxo; Cineclube Cinema of Guerrilla, of São João de Meriti; Cinux Xuxu with Xis, from Austin; and Feminist Faction Cineclube, from Caxias. The movie clubs take the movies to the squares, bars, schools and wherever else you have room to display. To promote cineclubes is to preserve the possibility of meeting, identifying with others and the pleasure of sharing and motivating people.

With the written word as the only visual element, Grada Kilomba gives a voice to an individual who has been historically silenced by colonial narratives. "In this experimental video," the artist states, "I explore how thoughts can be associated not only with theory, but especially with sounds, movement and emotions."

#HeForShe is a movement for gender equality and women empowerment, and its aim is to engage men and boys to evolve their connection towards gender in which they do not act or feel as male chauvinists.

Explorations of homosexuality, race and social class with a little bit of glitter.

A subcutaneous crossing between 1984 and 2016.

Documentary about Jair Rangel de Souza, a low-budget filmmaker inspired by Charles Chaplin and Mazzaropi.

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Urban Gastronomy is the way the city of Curitiba, in south Brazil, is seen worldwide. Urbanism for consumption, like fast-food. Its been decades since its peak as a model city and ecological capital, and Curitiba now has to face the consequences of its excessive marketing. From the former mayor, to the owner of a bankrupt wheat mill, to an eloquent beggar, distinguished characters show us how the city was once considered nearly perfect, is now rotting before our very eyes.

Police unleashed waves of rubber bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades on striking teachers in Curitiba, Brazil, on Wednesday, April 29, 2015, leaving over 150 people injured. This documentary mixes testimonies from university teachers and students present in the event with actual images recorded there.

The Cold Line of the Horizon is a music documentary feature film about the work and thoughts of a group of songwriters from Uruguay, Argentina and Southern Brazil who share the fact that their work represents the landscape and the local feeling and ignores the borders among their countries.

Openly challenge the powerful that generate poverty, inequality and concentration of wealth has been a constant struggle since 1984, during which the MST (Movement of Landless Rural Works) became one of the most important and recognized social movements in the world. Following the everyday life in camps and settlements in Rio Grande do Sul, marches and confrontations, more contributions from activists and cameramen film clips, the report brings the main issues surrounding the challenge of doing agrarian reform.

On the western border of Rio Grande do Sul, where large estates dominate and the economy is based on agriculture and livestock, a community of small farmers պայք struggles not to lose yet another piece of their land. The field inherited from their great-grandfather holds a history of resistance, where nature serves as a reminder that one cannot give up caring for the land. A place where generations have long sown and harvested their own survival.

At the Unicamp Institute of Arts, students rehearse noises with their instruments. At the construction site next to the building, workers are building their music.

The story unfolds through three parallel narratives: that of a painter, that of a musician, and that of volunteer clowns who visit hospitals in Foz do Iguaçu, state of Paraná, Brazil, bringing moments of comfort to patients in the city's neighborhoods.