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A young couple arrives on the train platform of Central Station, in Rio de Janeiro. In a flash, she disappears into the city chaos. Free adaptation of Vinicius de Moraes's play of the same name.

A day in the life of Pedro Paniágua, a Peruvian immigrant struggling to survive and adapt to the city of Salvador. When a swallow lands on his roof, Pedro is torn between finding a job and trying to save the migratory bird, encountering obstacles that reflect his own condition as a foreigner.

Oração is a song-film where two musicians and a dancer elaborate the relationship between Afro-Brazilian diasporic memory and popular song. Based on a reference to collage and beat, the film develops strategies for inventing the memory of bodies historically deprived of their history and their affections. A proposal for the present and also for the future, a request, a thank you. The voice, the song, as a place of sharing, healing and singing: a prayer.

In a dirty and abandoned factory, a group of bored young people explore the degraded environment in search of something to do.

Sal is a young caiçara who has many talents and skills. One day, while photographing an event, Greta drops a poem that hits him hard. Hot wind, northwest, the weather will change, the weather always changes...

Zé Ketti, composer of memorable Brazilian music songs, has his story retold through testimonies from the artist himself, family and close friends. Also featuring musical performances, the film presents the different facets of the composer, actor and singer.

The journey of underground star Regina Müller/Dorothy Boom reveals a different view of iconophilia and iconoclasm, devotion and transgression, incorporation and performance, while her creative process is crossed by religious, profane and queer cultural elements

Francisco doesn't feel loved by Rafael and demands affection. Rafael, annoyed by this demand, says he wants to split up. Francisco, not wanting to lose his love, tries to get around the situation and convince him to stay.

A reinterpretation of Bumba Meu Boi blends biography and identity. Characters search for a rare ox and its tongue, dancing with enchanted beings in a ritual of desire, nourishment, and revolution.

Going down the river to wash her clothes, Iris finds much more than just the sound of the water.

Animation experimentations with a film soup that went wrong.

Me, my unionist friend, Petrobras and Brazil.

"Ocupadas" is a documentary that reveals, with urgency and sensitivity, the daily lives of women activists who transformed an old urban house into Casa Rose Nunes, a space of refuge, struggle, and resistance against gender violence. Over several days, the film follows the growing tension in the face of police threats, until the brutal moment when the space is dismantled. However, the house goes beyond its walls: it survives in the bodies, voices, and alliances between women. Even torn from its physical location, Casa Rose Nunes continues to exist, reinventing freedom, protecting stories, and saving lives.

This couple seek to find each other and finally meet, but, unfortunately, they always get lost.

Protagonist faces emotional dichotomy, after a recent relationship breakdown, about to record a film project

In 1944, Luciana, a sensitive young woman full of dreams, sees her life fall apart after the painful separation from her best friend. In a moment of despair, she tries to take her own life in the school bathroom, but fate gives her a second chance. However, a tragic event turns her into a ghost, trapped between the worlds of the living and the dead. Now, Luciana wanders the bathrooms, summoned by those who know the ritual that brings her back. As her story intertwines with the present, a group of teenagers decides to unravel the mysteries surrounding the legend of the Bathroom Blonde, facing not only the ghosts of the past, but also their own insecurities and fears. A moving journey about friendship, loss and the search for redemption.

Scenes of a city in a bus ride

Maria Pimentel is one of us! A fierce activist, she was part of the founding of the Federation of Women of São Paulo in the early 1980s as a union leader and contributed to the formation of several women's associations in the state. The film, in partnership with Instituto Angelim and Caliban Cinema, tells the memories and stories of Lúcia Maria Pimentel, an activist who fought against the military dictatorship in Brazil from a young age. Committed to her country and her people, she was arrested, went underground and exiled, but returned to fight for redemocratization and social justice.

Dona Solange leads a group of artisans in a village in the interior of Bahia. She keeps indigenous and African traditions alive: in the search for raw materials in the forest, in the relationship with nature and in the ancestral teachings passed on to the younger ones.

a film in blue, a film in love

In the past, a man falls in love with a woman.

A dive into the transformations of the Rio Piraquê-Açu Indigenous village, where, despite being welcomed by the midwife grandmother Keretxchu, the young women have chosen to give birth in hospitals.