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In the film’s own words, "the objective is to recreate in five chants the synergy that generates revolutions." In 2018, a wave of protests toppled the political oligarchy that perpetuated power for over a decade in Armenia, in what became known as the Velvet Revolution. Thoughtfully staged and split into separate acts, or "chants," each is a film unto itself—microcosm, self, home, society, and macrocosm. Experimental elements are used to suggest connections through images, while voiceovers and text overlays provide historical and social context to the images.

Raul is an independent dog, he lives alone and loves his routine, but he suffers from insomnia. Raul has to make tough decisions.

Going to work, Lucas realizes that his workplace isn't there anymore. Calling his friend, he finds out that everything is different comparing to what he lived since the day before: his job, his reationships and even his family.

A little boy accompanies a yellow petal on its journey.

On a corner of a city in a neighborhood in a state in a country. a mad man is basically mad in the street.

In the north of the state of Pará is the largest block of protected forests in the world; an area of ​​Amazon rainforest the size of the UK and home to a multitude of stories. Indigenous people, ranchers, squatters, quilombolas, businessmen and politicians reflect in their own way the impacts of the possible expansion of the BR-163 into the forest, as far as the border with Suriname. The highway project was created at the time of the military dictatorship, and until today as a shadow over the region. But this is not a movie about a road. It is a film about the abysses that separate those who share the same land.

Raised in one of the most violent outskirts of Fortaleza, the Cruz brothers had their lives shaped by music to the point that their parents turned the house where they live into a school.

The story revolves around Francisco Guimarães, a biology teacher who investigates the emergence of mysterious mutant capybaras from the Paraibuna River, which have been attacking and killing local residents in a small town in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Branded as insane, what he discovers is truly terrifying: a pandemic is imminent.

Luke is an unacknowledged gay boy who will discover how cruel people can be when they are bigoted and bigoted.

Inside an apartment, a character describes the birth of two children: a boy and a girl. In the maternity ward, the first is received with pride by the father. The girl, on the other hand, is welcomed by her mother's distressed gaze. While the boy grows up as a man, the girl does not identify with the skirts she is wearing. This fictional documentary about the differences and closeness between two siblings touches on themes such as transsexuality, love, violence and discovery.

Marcos, a young worker who, after not being able to support himself just as a musician, gets on his bike to ride kilometers in a day to deliver food.

Helena can't sleep because her partner has a serious snoring problem. She is very tired and needs him to stop, no matter what. The things Helena will do to rest will make you want to keep your eyes shut. Be careful, Helena needs to sleep.

Green the orangutan takes us to his native forest in Borneo, where his daily life is disrupted by an unexpected event.

In a political moment when the president of Brazil encourages intolerance and the murder of dissident, black and indigenous bodies; underground artists from São Paulo make of their art their resistance. A film that shows what is happening in the concrete cracks of a city that is undergoing uneven and inhuman gentrification.

The documentary Benevolentes aims to show the current situation of the Federal District and its administrative regions, on the agenda of racism, addressing this issue through the different forms of racism that we have today in our society, such as structural, institutional, individualized, cultural, recreational and urban.

An experiment on language and its inability to contain reality, "Aniquilação" is a collage made with sounds, images and words. From a continuous pulse, noises and sound traces form a cadence that merges with landscapes and details of a world full of things, colors, phenomena and creatures. The language is represented by scraps of word-search magazines, of which words, crosswords and riddles insist on defining and conceptualizing the things, sounds and images, which creates a gradual saturation that leads to the complete abstraction of everything. Concept, images and editing by Xavier Braun, soundtrack and sound design by Victor Rodrigues – as QORPO. Brasil, 2021

Through their windows, residents report criticism, poetry and reflections on the Covid-19 pandemic in the Vidigal favela.

The Documentary tells the story of Jane Vanini from the author's reflections on her militancy-building process. Starting with the meeting of the two during the “Jornadas de 2013”, we will look at Jane's path as we follow steps, from her hometown, Cáceres, to Concepcion, in Chile. It is the possibility of discussing this journey from a personal point of view that makes this project unique and takes us to social, political and human borders. This window is opened to us through Jane's 41 letters to her family, allowing us to glimpse nuances of her intimacy and militancy choices. It was while researching Jane's militancy that the author debated these reflections on his own militant career and the context in which it takes place. Telling Jane's trajectory, going through her family and religious formation and its implications for her activism was one of the moments of encounter between these two days.

It is a co-production between Chile and Brazil. Angela Mendes narrates the letter she writes to her father, Chico Mendes. The environmentalist tells how she met her father, through mosaics of reports. Angela invites the viewer to participate in the letter with their imagination. Her voice narrates in thought to the beyond, a beyond that is close to us, as Angela and Chico's reality is our everyday reality.

Don Quixote arrives at the state of Rio de Janeiro, and sets on a quest to defeat its most recognizable natural and artificial monuments.

"Until My Fingers Bleed" is an experimental documentary, in which the performance's images intersect with the archival materials of the official government media channels. The spectacularization of the speech and the potential acting of the president are beyond documentary, approaching a fictionalized reality, by bringing out perverse poetics.

An experimental short film, shot during the COVID-19 pandemic, made by one person. Using recorded scenes and archival footage, the short presents an unorthodox narrative to explore the themes of self-identification, identity, gender expression and androgyny.

This movie shows what happens after people are abducted by Aliens (ETs) in space.

After a day of work, a young man decides to relax and during the dawn he receives an unexpected visit in his own body.

A Brazilian news website planned to post only positive articles for an entire day as an advertising campaign. That day was September 11th, 2001.

The documentary, made with archival images, uses videos available on social networks and media channels to explain the opposition between the actions and speeches of Jair Bolsonaro and the Ten Commandments. Showing the discursive inconsistency of the evangelical-Bolsonarist movement in the light of the Bible itself.