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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.
Thousands of years ago, a special ceremony of dance and music was created for Confucius, one of the most important thinkers in China and the world. Crossing the barriers of time, the ceremony is still held at the Confucius Temple in Qufu. In the same way, the values of Confucius continue to be carried in the hearts of the Chinese people.
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
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.
The second in a trilogy of short films by artist Sara Ramo. It revolves around musical performances in Brazil, focusing on how music is experienced in ritual ceremonies.
A short film that addresses the oppression experienced by effeminate gay men and that proposes a discussion about the normativity imposed on male bodies.
What is it like to be gay in a country town? The stigma, traditions and peculiarities of this context make the experience of sexuality unique, to say the least. "Everyone will know" is a dive into the history of homosexual men who were born and grew up in Formosa, a city in the interior of Goiás state. All the testimonials contained in this film are lived experiences of the participants themselves.
The weekend life of Ashanika kids, when they go upriver to camp with their parents e learn the life of the forest.
Maria Auxiliadora Lara Barcelos was a Colina militant at the time of the Military Regime in Brazil, until she was kidnapped and tortured.
We see something about a man with potential, a man who should not exist in a city like this. It is a wolf with a man's mask, or a man with a secret?
Once upon a time there was a man who lived alone. In his solitude, he decided to build a doll to keep him company... "Puppet Life" deals with issues related to man's need to create in a fun and metalinguistic way. The light and humorous narrative can become surprising when the almost childish need to have company becomes an obsession.
The capixaba band Dead Fish is today the great reference of Brazilian melodic hardcore. With its 25 years on the road, its background has changed several times, but its questioning and combative spirit remains intact. To tell this story full of ups and downs are the founding members, eternal, fleeting and momentary members, as well as producers and people close to the group. Filled with unreleased archival material Asphalt - 25 years of Dead Fish offers a complete overview of a life dedicated to music.
"Twisted Mirror" is a scream of relief from a young woman who sees her body considered "out of the standards" of beauty. The film challenges the definition of a beautiful body, showing that the sublime is found even in bodies considered aesthetically ugly. The work is a search for the filmmaker's self-acceptance in relation to her own body.
Born on June 13, 1868, in Vila do Parazinho, today Paracuru, the poet and novelist Antonio Sales was also a theatrical, chronicler, lecturer, journalist, memorialist and creator of the literary movement Padaria Espiritual that brought together writers, painters and musicians. Antonio Sales died in Fortaleza, on November 14, 1940. The documentary “O poeta, Antonio Sales” has testimonials from names in the literature of Ceará, such as professors Sânzio Azevedo, Batista de Lima, Rodrigo Marques, Cecília Cunha, Aíla Sampaio and José Leite Junior; the production company Maira Sales; the master in Literature Regina Fiúza; and researcher Francisco José Júnior.
The Yarang are a group of 65 women from the Ikpeng people who collect native seeds in the Indigenous Territory of Xingu (Brazil). Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, and granddaughters who together, over the course of a decade, have collected 3.2 tons of forest seeds. This little ants' work made it possible to plant about 1 million trees in degraded areas of the Xingu and Araguaia river basins. These are the seeds that will form the forests of the future.
A tram track is found in archaeological excavations for the construction of the Faria Lima subway, in Largo da Batata, the main region in the west of São Paulo. Taking the symbolic concepts of archeology on loan, the documentary goes in search of the “horizons” of history, memory and now, which portray narratives of the residents, shopkeepers and neighborhood goers. As in an excavation, the short investigates the history of Pinheiros from the indigenous village to the occupations of today, going through layers of time to understand urban processes and imagine future for the city.
The movie is about the incapacity of public authorities to truly accept the popular participation in decisions about the future of the city. By organizing the discussion on the use of a huge piece of land in the historic center of Recife - José Estelita Pier - based on the interests of the real estate speculation, the City Hall eliminates the possibility of debate. The "Public Hearings" become stage games, with the purpose of legitimizing the aspirations of the "Novo Recife" consortium.
Video about the life of spinners dolphins at the Fernando de Noronha archipelago that shows the activites of the NGO Projeto Golfinho Rotador.
30 years after leaving, Marieta decides to return to Volta Seca, the village she was born. Roaming through familiar landscapes, she will dive deep in rescue of memories that give true meaning to this journey.
Two men from the same community go out to work and their lives intersect in an unexpected way.
Paths and deviations of a degraded profession. Workers seeking to flourish in institutional ruins.
Surviving is a shallow river where it is possible to fish from the streets home, from who we are to what we see. It is the stream that wins the force, it is the finesse that renews each tide.
The adventures and misadventures of a very confused son-in-law who receives a surly mother-in-law and a crazy brother-in-law at his home. Is this a dream or reality? Have fun with this comedy by Paulinho Mixaria.
A love lived by two children is remembered by a narrator. The short film of rotoscope animation directed by Erick Ricco and Fernando Mendes was the graduation project of the directors in Social Comunication degree from the Federal University of Minas Gerais
"Living Sculptures" shows images transformed into surreal bodies.
Inside João's head, no one likes or pays attention to him. In boiling moments he needs to talk to someone but who wants to hear him?