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KAGUYA is a film that shows how society started to act after encounters with Japanese folclore became part of our mundane life.

A man tries to cook a simple meal for himself, but the matches won't collaborate.

Terrain explores the ruins of a motel in São Gonçalo and draws sensory parallels with the construction of the Rio-Niterói Bridge.

Luana is excited to attend her best friend's party, but her plans are upended when she's forced to spend the day with her grandmother, who's just arrived from Brazil. To make matters worse, they don't speak the same language - Luana doesn't speak Portuguese, and her grandmother doesn't speak English. Frustration turns into connection as they begin to bond through cooking, and Luana slowly starts to embrace her Brazilian roots.

A film that boldly ventures into realms of intimacy that cinema rarely addresses so directly. Its creator, Dr. Diego Semerene – a non-binary Brazilian filmmaker and scholar of queer media at the University of Amsterdam – made a film essay twenty years ago as a deeply personal conversation with his father about growing up, sexuality and the search for masculinity. Their father had never seen this until now, watching it for the first time as a 71-year-old man. The film returns to that material, confronting the past with the present through an extraordinarily honest dialogue between father and child. It is a story about a queer childhood in Brazil, about the emotional tension between the desire for acceptance and personal identity, and about how memory and family intertwine with our deepest longings. Hypnotic, demanding and remarkably brave cinema that invites a conversation about the boundaries of intimacy.

Every year, the most important folk festival in Brazil takes place on the island of Parintins, in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. As the celebration is prepared, faith, ritual and religious syncretism begin to reveal themselves as the invisible forces shaping the spectacle. Blending observation and myth, the film unfolds as a fairytale documentary, where reality gradually takes on the texture of legend. At its center is the mythical figure of the Bumbá Ox, a symbol born from the deep coexistence of different peoples – Indigenous communities, Black Africans and Europeans – whose traditions merge in the Amazon to form a unique Brazilian cosmology.

An intimate portrait of a composer reflecting on the birth of music, suspended between intuition and the meticulous work of shaping sounds, timbres, and rhythms. Drawing from childhood memories, marked by a home filled with music, Birkett revisits his relationship with the guitar and with free creation, both before and after theory.

A look at the world around us through the lens of a camera, in pursuit of transmitting the importance of its sensitivity and understanding art's role in shaping our meaningful vision.

A young Brazilian man shows two female tourists around a romantic island. As he does so, bittersweet memories of a lost lover flood back.

A continuation of Tetsuya Maruyama’s ongoing research into contemporary mining activities in Brazil and beyond. Multiple 35mm slide projectors cycle through images captured by a Brazilian mining company while being manipulated live by a roving aperture machine made by the artist himself.

A person in constant torment begins to sense danger emanating from what is natural. In order to resolve all issues, the individual indulges in a drink capable of healing or killing; the only remaining question is which will be the outcome.

A feature-length documentary that explores the lived experiences of the LGBTQIAPN+ community in Goiás through intimate accounts of identity, belonging, and resistance. The film examines the shared threads that connect these personal journeys, as well as the challenges imposed by prejudice and invisibility. Through stories of love, resilience, and confrontation, the documentary celebrates the unique light of each individual and the collective power of existing, belonging, and claiming space within the city.

In 2032, the crew of the Selene 13 faces an unexpected disaster on their mission to explore Mun, leaving them isolated and without communication with the Kerbal Space Center (KSC). Determined to return to Kerbin, the Kerbonauts Mark, Cooper, and Ryan face a series of challenges as they battle against time and the hostile environment. With limited resources and unpredictable obstacles, each team member will be tested to the limit, transforming this journey into a true test of survival, loyalty, and courage.

Farm de auras

A curious boy and a serene girl meet by the edge of a lake. There, reflections on life emerge in subtle and unexpected ways. After all, what does it mean to be a stone?

Through home videos and shared moments, the film offers an intimate portrait of a loved one, shaped by the loving gaze of the person behind the camera

Fear and madness mingle when an inanimate object somehow feels alive.

2014. Davi turns 14 and experiences one of his last family birthday celebrations. 2022. Manuela prepares for a mission that will change her life, dealing with longing, nostalgia, and farewells.

In the cosplay world, where anything can be adapted, a simple change in a character’s skin color still meets resistance. Amid challenges such as racial and gender prejudice, cosplayer Kami Júpiter shows that everyone can see themselves in the characters they love and that Black ninjas do exist.

Newborn ibeji Ayomi and Zola receive their first ebó of words — an offering of protection, faith, and ancestry.

The weight of history becomes light in the hands of children. A group of kids become an interviewing team in a Budapest park, a graveyard of enormous old communist statues.

On a Friday night in the 1980s, three friends face a bizarre overnight odyssey in search of a lost VHS tape.

After 20 years, the band Calcinha Preta recorded a DVD commemorating their 30th anniversary, titled "Mágica – O Espetáculo" (Magic – The Show), for an audience of over 15,000 fans at the Olympic Stadium of Pará (Mangueirão), in Belém.