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The troubled relationship between the evangelical church and the LGBT public doesn't seem to be so close to reconciliation, with the emergence of inclusive theology and churches that not only accept gays, but have them as leaders within the congregations, this seems to increase the tension on the more conservative side even more.

Short film and segment from Tales of Death 2.

A free interpretation of the homonym poem by Pablo Neruda - the story of a ballerina on a journey towards freedom.

1995. Brazil. People of Nova Friburgo are terrorized. In the region of Janela das Andorinhas, Ibraim and Henrique de Oliveira, "The Necrophilic Brothers", were responsible for gruesome murders and the practice of necrophilia.

Olteanca is a small rural village in Romania. Countryside's life is quiet and time seems to pass slower than usual. Even slow, time still runs, and population is now old. Young people left the village not to come back anymore.

The incredible story of a young man obsessed with flip-flops who finds himself in unusual and exciting situations, full of pleasure and... a lot of sluttiness! An explosive combination of fetish, passion, desire and lust, in which the young man's real world mixes with his slutty mind, resulting in spicy moments.

Son of the cangaceiro couple Corisco and Dadá, the boy Sílvio is scared when confronted with his true origins; the boy Sílvio goes in search of his biological mother; and the man Sílvio begins a journey to give his father's remains a minimum of dignity.

A new animation inspired on the famous play Medea, by Euripedes.

Indigenous memory as a form of resistance and questioning of the history written by the colonizers.

"Madalena do JUCU" is a samba by Martinho da Vila, adapted from the folk song "MADALENA," sung by the Congo bands of Espírito Santo for over 70 years. The documentary unveils the universe of Congo—a genuinely Capixaba cultural manifestation still unknown to the majority of Brazilians—while presenting versions of the origin of "MADALENA" told by the congueiros

Have you said 'Good Morning' today?

Bastard Aesthetic is about the art of drag, which has been marginalized for years. Even with the recent popularization and with the awakening of a respect for drag queens, Lya Ford and Luna Vicious show how drag and fighting are inseparable. During the birth of these women, a process of hours, they tell us a little about their lives, their trajectories through drag and their love for what they do. We follow their night lives and, with the break of dawn, their deaths. Until the next night.