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Testimonials from important people in the social movement bring up reflections on gender, sexuality, and human rights. Always bearing in mind the roles that language plays in the production and maintenance of violence. Bringing together reflections on empowerment, discourse, body, desire, sexism, gender identity, sexual orientation, transfeminism, and homotransphobia, the documentary interviews important personalities when it comes to the LGBT movement and human rights, such as João W. Nery, Amelinha Teles, and Luana Hansen, among others.

"Hotel Farrapos" has the Farroupilha Revolution as a backdrop, not the war itself, but the banal way in which it permeates our day-to-day, giving name to the sandwich, to the avenue, to the park, etc. The film is a walk on the “B side” of Porto Alegre.

It's the year 50 b.C., in Ancient Egypt. The Roman army has just invaded the country and is now moving war prisoners across the desert. But a rebel boy will try to escape his captors.

In the vibrant space of images, the gods come towards us by a cry or by a face.

In a corporeal ballet, the images play with the movements of counterattack, resistance and rebellion, trying to answer to current global and local crisis.

Three Brazilian pioneers, who struggled for the first time to exercise a role previously only allowed to men illustrate the trajectory of women's struggle from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day.

Come and see Kitty and Mimmy's house! Episodes: Let's Help Our Friends, Things That Stick, Borrowing Things, It's Bedtime, Playing at Friends' House, What Vehicle Is That? Let's Sleep Alone.

The film shows the lives of four foreign musicians from different backgrounds and musical genres that after visiting the City of Rio de Janeiro, ended up falling in love with the city, choosing it to live in and becoming typical cariocas.

Creating new verses for a well-known Portuguese rhyme, the piece reaches out from one end of the Atlantic to the other, bridging Brazil and the African continent, both metaphorically and spiritually, as the artist’s own family pictures flow in and out of the water.

Documentary short film about the daily life of trans women in the region of Maringá, Brazil. Religion, prejudice, love and acceptance are some of the issues addressed.

The region of Cunha, in the Paraíba Valley, the burnt clay brick, pau-a-pique and rammed earth motivate to highlight the vernacular construction processes that are still alive, involved in the construction process of the three unique projects. In the exercise of re-imagining architecture through the daily process of transforming the primordial material that will shape the projects, the team proposes to reveal the works for the day-to-day work of two potters in the region: Zé Taubinha and Burrico.

A young man wanders in a caatinga where dawn never comers, and aimlessly he meets a talking rookie. Without knowing who he is, he will have to face his past.

Documentary photography about an American football team in the city of Santos.

Based on her personal experience, the director critically reflects on images of female ejaculation, denouncing the predominantly male and macho discourse about women’s sexuality.

NEUROSI5 is a short film animation about the dark future of the mankind, driven through violence and sex, and how the existence of androids has been reduced only to meet the basic and primitive needs of the society.

Having a lot of information does not mean that you are well informed.

In Rio de Janeiro, the rail system serves as one of the government's weapons to marginalize peripheral populations. The film seeks to investigate the train and how it relates to individuals and the city.

A mysterious man runs through the streets of Santiago De Compostela, throwing out garbage bags, while reflects on love in its purest and more perverse form. Following an experimental process of realization, the film was shot without a script and without default planes, relying on improvisation of the actors. The script and the text were defined in the edition.

The documentary "The Silenced Cannot Change The World", has as essence the listening of an unpublished interview with the educator Paulo Freire, were he talks about rebellion, authority, licentiousness and love. Two others young caracters, one from Pernambuco hinterlands and the other from Recife streets, get together with the educator on a contemporary approach tha stimulate a total reflection about the themes.

“Minha Deusa e Eu” is a performance documentary about the encounter with the inner Goddess in the person of contemporaneity. Bringing an experimental language, the director and protagonist of the short film Gabrela Viera proposes a journey of self-knowledge through Ayahuasca medicine. The narrative is illustrated with elements of indigenous and Afro-Brazilian culture, mixing documentary footage and body performances to portray Gabrela's process during a ritual at the Chamado da Floresta house.

This trashy science fiction film, improvised over two days of filming and edited in about five, tells the story of a group of friends who, after their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, find themselves in danger when Nazi zombies from space start hunting them down one by one. Who will survive? Will they defeat the monsters?

From a territory of violence to the search for a safe space, the LGBTQIA + population relearns the meaning of family, love, and respect, while rediscovering and redefining the pains of the past, seeking the right to live fully with their peers.

Through the accounts of the settlers, we will show the daily lives of these women, how they live, work, articulate within a movement marginalized and excluded by society.

Glitches, errors, ideologies and unexpected readings by AIs working in a museum of contemporary art.

After the seizure of power by large corporations allied with the military and supported by the middle class in 2019, a series of human rights violations were committed against traditional and peripheral populations aiming at their extinction. In 2035, the survivors fight for the right to live and organize a revolution.

The body re-exists and insists. It is never a closed envelope, but a channel of passage and trance among the most diverse spiritual dimensions (Obatala Film). Film-devotion, film-offering, film-gift. Shot in the mythical Ile-Ife, the sacred city of the Yoruba people and founded by the Orisas, this film seeks to sensory affirm the vertigo of coming into contact with Obatala, orisa creator of the world, of light. Trance of sparks of light, of bodies in spiritual connection.

Bucolic, delicate and sensitive, the short film Poética de Barro, animated in stop motion with clays from the Valley of the Widows of Live Husbands (Jequitinhonha), based on the work of ceramists from Minas Gerais and with an original track composed of ceramic instruments, depicts the saga of a small creature, which needs to survive the vicissitudes of life. If all barriers will be overcome, just watch to find out.

Using an excerpt from Simone de Beauvoir's book "The Second Sex," the audiovisual product is a choreographic reflection on the social role of women's submission to love.

Documentary about the black roots of capoeira.

Short film about the son of a merchant and how he lives in relation to it.

Short film about a father who needs to take care of his daughter alone.

FAKE NEWS, short documentary produced during the Guerrilha DOC workshops. The work consists of captures made in the Women Against Bolsonaro act of September 29, 2018 in Santos / SP and research work.

cafezinho the rabbit sees a tapeworm then follows its sound to the beach.

'A time only' presents the life of Chico and Mercia, two nice old people who follow a life similar to most people reaching the stage of the best age. far from the routine of some super-old people today, they lead a regulated life and appropriate technology to cheat the time and soften the feelings of solitude. what they do not know is that such a useful and current tool can either distract or bring people closer together.