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Nearing his 100th birthday, harpsichordist and conductor Roberto De Regina revisits his pioneering journey in reintroducing early classical music to Brazil. Through personal memories and artistic achievements, he reflects on the legacy he built while facing prejudice and cultural resistance. A poignant portrait of art, time, and the courage to break barriers and transform traditions.

After two years, a trans woman returns to Brazil to care for her father, who is recovering from eye surgery. In the absence of words, guiding touches and small gestures become the language of their reencounter.

An unusual adaptation from Guimarães Rosa's tales.

*Twink* is a sacrificial ephebe who insists on surviving as a symptom of cultural memory. Drawing on a queer reimagining of the myth of Eros and Psyche, the film maps the disguises through which twink iconography has infiltrated the history of the image.

The short documentary “My Body, Your Rules” recovers the memory of Emily Bispo, a 20-year-old Brazilian woman. With accounts from her cousin and analysis from experts, the film humanizes her story and denounces gender violence, racism, and colonialism in the state of Mato Grosso (MT).

How many marks remain on a predestined body? Born and raised in the macumba tradition of Imperatriz, the young priest Carlos Lourenço reflects on a path of pain and learning.

Alone at home after losing her job, Nena starts selling cakes to support her grandchildren. With overdue bills and an unfinished house, she finds refuge from her routine in conversations with a virtual assistant, while fantasies shattered by reality reveal the dreams and sacrifices that have marked her life.

A free-flowing river projects its own images.

A young girl discovers she is not welcome at a birthday party. As they learn the value of true friendship, children offer a lesson in empathy and inclusion.

In a port in the far south of Brazil, Leandro makes a living informally collecting soybeans that were lost during transport. But the crisis gripping the country puts his livelihood at risk. Without prospects, he wanders around in his car with the music blasting. Late into the night, he sets out in search of company, but nothing goes as planned.

In a new daily series, Abril, a transgender woman chooses her mother, Helena, to be her primary caregiver during facial feminization surgery. With maternal gestures, Helena cares for Abril with the same look she had when her daughter was a little girl.

In Miguel Burnier, a small, deserted town in Minas Gerais, Brazil, a few remaining inhabitants have been trying since 2005 to survive the purchase of their land by a mining giant. Tormented by unemployment, isolation and alcoholism, they try their best to keep their community together and to breathe new life into this village where the world seems to have collapsed.

On the second-to-last floor of a nearly empty building, a lonely man begins to suspect his new neighbor. When he decides to act, it may be too late to realize what the real danger is.

After trying to land almost every job in town, Ana decides to take a shot at the final opening at the "GOOD LIFE" company—or else she’ll have to move away. However, she checks her phone and realizes she lied about having Excel experience. Ana has 24 hours to master the necessary skills—with the help of her friend Dona Maria and a homeless man named Lucas she met on the street—in order to secure the job.

In São Paulo, the Ueinzz theater company — formed by actors living with psychological distress — creates a play about the extinction of the Earth and the human desire to endure. During rehearsals, dreams, words, and ways of being emerge as fragile species to be preserved. As they perform, the group reflects on survival, belonging, and the ongoing preservation of their own community.

Pietro Ximenes, through an old Cyber-shot camera belonging to his mother, records his last year with Luiz, João Matheus, Yan, Daniel, Pedro, Arthur Mattos and Davi studying together

Ciro lives an intense routine as a medical student and pole dancing teacher for his friends, black students in health courses. When he suddenly has to leave the house where he lives as a guest, Ciro finds shelter in the apartment of Antônio, the DJ who lives in the building next door.

On an ordinary night on Edgar Vieira Avenue, the moderator of a sensationalist news website begins to suspect a crime involving a street vendor and his daughter.

In this project, Caio Omena delves into his mental health crises through media and his own personal experience.

A poetic and personal cinematic meditation on displacement and loss, SKIN OF GLASS follows filmmaker Denise Zmekhol’s journey after discovering that her late father's most celebrated work as an architect, a modernist glass skyscraper in the heart of São Paulo, Brazil, has become occupied by hundreds of homeless families.

A throuple of queer elderly men deals with the proximity of death — Zito, who has been diagnosed with dementia, and his two lovers, Morpheus and Charon. As the illness progresses, the boundaries between dream and reality blur: Zito imagines his last days as if his whole life was a Brazilian samba musical extravaganza, while his partners in life take care of him until their last farewell.

A man searches for the origin of sound. The words are dead. An animal awakens. A captain writes the sea and drowns inside his own diary. Time acquires a new body. A woman appears. A trial takes place. No one is absolved. Everything ends as an ouverture of her smile. Inspired by the work of Emílio Bonifácio.

A girl spends the night working alone in an empty university building, when an unexpected call from a friend interrupts her routine and triggers a growing unease. The feeling of being watched turns the silent surroundings into something oppressive.