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Past and present collide over two different Sundays as Sabrina attempts to reconcile the painful memories of a troubled relationship with a worn-out affair in the present.

In Porto Alegre, Brazil, the Iberê Camargo Foundation Museum; in the city of Porto, Portugal, the office of Álvaro Siza, architect and author of the celebrated project for the institution's headquarters, inaugurated in 2008.

The film talks about uberization in the work system. João is an app driver who, on one of his trips, receives unusual passengers: Greed and Consciousness. During the trip he still comes across the figure of Hunger and the Plate Man signaling his actions. Will John listen to the voice of Conscience and have compassion, or will he give in to the temptations of Greed? The wheel of life cannot stop, so let the Game of Life begin!

In the near future, a virus was spread by a totalitarian government, to normalize language and behavior. On an island at South Atlantic, someone is accessing an ancient memory, which in the right hands can be replicated as an anti-virus.

In an autobiographical narrative in the form of a report, visual artist Santo speaks of a pointed moment of rupture against an oppressive religious and sexual system in which he was a hostage. Today as a former Jehovah's Witness, he reflects on paradoxes, fascism, and theocratic technologies of manipulation.

A virus decimates a large portion of the population, but somehow it is unable to survive on the beach.

The film shows, in an experimental and documentary way, the degraded environment and the sexual atmosphere of the porn theaters in downtown Rio de Janeiro. Spaces, once majestic cinemas, have become unhealthy places in a context where anonymity, solitude, darkness and sexual promiscuity elevate the human psyche to extreme levels.

What can happen when calling an app driver?

O Braço Dela is a documentary and a free adaptation of the homonymous book by Astrid Zamora. Feeling that her arm was no longer hers but someone else's, Astrid starts talking about how to live with lymphedema, a condition acquired after chemotherapy treatment for suffering from breast cancer.

I remember it was summer.

The Moraes family is having serious financial difficulties and decides to sell their mansion. The owner's children decide to help their parents by throwing a big party. However, the house begins to manifest its will, being personified by Esther.

In this road documentary, a hidden story about the filmmaker's late father begins a journey into the present. Along the way, the landscape blends with a poetic dialog between father and daughter, and passers-by serve as advisors in the grieving process and in the search for her father's past.

The Earth is on the way to a global catastrophe due to the deforestation of nature, but a revelation could change the whole destiny.

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The routine of workers in the city center of Aracaju and the Municipal Market. Each worker's relationship with their work is documented, reflecting on their daily journeys as well as the beginning and end of the day, in addition to the difficulty of working during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Collage made from photographs of yacht magazines.

A street burglar gets obsessed with the idea of ​​making a film after breaking into an apartment filled with DVDs.

The film follows the experience of a group of young people going to Bar do Oli.

Helena only feels the presence of one thing: Marília's absence.

The identity conflicts of a caterpillar before it becomes a butterfly.

In the thrilling sequel to the first film, James Durb decides to invite his friends Ron and Antonella to explore the city's new museum. However, their visit is interrupted by the sinister appearance of the dark wizard Tom, who is determined to retrieve James's magic glasses and unleash a new challenge for the group.

"Feet on the ground, window to the sky" is a mini-documentary that brings to light the importance of the protagonism of youth in the process of planning, elaboration and decision making related to urban designs. Through the story of Yasmin Bernardo, a young resident of a community in Ibura, Recife (Pernambuco), it is possible to access, at the same time, a critical perspective of the reality she lives in, as well as creative and inventive ways to overcome limitations imposed by social inequalities, urban violence, among other elements that prevent young people like her from fully experiencing what the city has to offer. The documentary is the result of the Designing Public Spaces Workshop held by UN-Habitat in December 2021, when young people from Ibura discussed the challenges and desires for public spaces in the community.

“20 Giros” is an emotional and inspiring documentary about one person's dedication and love for his work and the history of his city. Through the story of Mr. Itatiaia and the clock at the Museu da Inconfidência, the film makes us reflect on the importance of preserving the history and cultural heritage of our country.