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The quiet life of an elderly frog, a devoted hatter, is suddenly altered when a fly invades his studio, triggering an existential battle between his language and good manners.

Maria lives an apparently normal life in a suburban town in Minas Gerais, Brazil. However, the woman hides a secret: she works as a hit-man in her spare time.

After another exhausting day in his routine, Aquiles wants to disconnect from the world and his responsibilities during dinner time. But when he faces a power outage, restricting himself from everything doesn't get any easier and dealing with Adrian's company doesn't please him at all. As night falls, Aquiles' insecurities and frustrations gradually increase, triggering a series of uncomfortable situations.

The story of Anayde Beriz told on a ludic form for the kids.

A ten-year-old boy lives in an amusement park. While he has to fend for himself, his childish aspirations come to the surface, and he seeks answers about himself and the world around him.

An intimate and introspective experimental film in which the author's anxious manias and worries are presented visually, without the need for sound. The movement of her fingers and mouth, both tearing the skin, accompanied by the images of her eyes show that even though it is sometimes involuntary, the author is aware of her manias and because they are present at every moment of her life, they are evident to those around her. Even when conscious, her manias are almost impossible to control, as the body is already programmed to surrender to the internal need to self-mutilate in order to relieve some of the anxiety.

"Water is a Time Machine" is a multilayered project surrounding the artist’s family members and their lives in Rio de Janeiro at the turn of the twentieth century, a time of political turmoil, which immediately followed the abolition of slavery. It also includes personal documents that belonged to the artist’s mother, her calendars and journals from the 70s, and an account of her death in 2011, which is the central piece and backbone of this work. Comprised of a fiction book, a video and a performance, it explores the intersections between literature and the visual arts. Between word and image, archive and fabulation, it reconfigures memories by using a nonlinear perception of time.

Luara dreams of the world of theater while working as a factory worker. Acting until you believe it; making the character as real or more real than the actress; using her own body to speak through art, Luara thinks, but will the city let her realize her dreams?

Mr. Saul is an aging musician burdened with a lifetime of rejection and shame, forcing him to hide his innermost secrets. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant spirit of Carnival, he rides a transformative journey of self-acceptance through the power of music.

The documentary celebrates the resumption of the planting of traditional maize varieties by the Guarani M'bya people in the Kalipety village, where there used to be a dry and degraded area, a result of decades of eucalyptus monoculture. Considered as one of the true foods that divine beings have in their heavenly homes, corn undergoes rituals and blessings from planting to harvest, when the village gathers to celebrate. Eating it keeps the vitality of human beings in balance, just like the deities.

A fictional path gets created between a great granddaughter and her great grandmother from old family pictures. As reality and memories intertwine, the pictures' materiality keeps the deceased elder alive.

Rodrigo is a young black man who lives with his mother, Gisele, in a central neighborhood of Porto Alegre. One rainy night, in the midst of an anxiety crisis, Rodrigo takes an action that changes the whole context of the mother-son relationship.

You've been asking me about Canada for seven years, why I decided to leave Brazil, and I finally decided to tell you.

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A grieving mother finds comfort in the company of a stranger who reminds her of her own son.

In the region of Serra Preta, backlands of Bahia, few families of rural workers keep the tradition of work songs during the corn cultivation.

Three long-time friends, who are black gay men over fifty, arrange to meet up weeks before one of them moves to another city. The aim is, through a photo session, to reduce their nostalgia and strengthen their mutual support at a dramatic time in society, while at the same time planning future actions with the hope that this moment will pass.

Adriana leads a quiet life after retirement with her wife Paola. The arrival of her estranged daughter, who doesn't know about their relationship, makes her confront complicated feelings.

Unable to find the words that are in his heart, a son recruits three musicians to translate into music the letters he wants to write to his mother, hoping to give himself peace of mind.

On the 10th anniversary of her HIV diagnosis, poet Marina Vergueiro travels to Cuba to study cinema and discovers the story of Caridad, a woman who 20 years ago injected herself with HIV-infected blood when she discovered she was a lesbian and had no support from her family. Intrigued and curious by Cari's story and in order to understand her own traumas caused by the infection, Marina looks for her everywhere and, faced with the difficulty of finding her in a Cuba devastated by the Covid-19 pandemic, understands that the search is much more intimate than she initially thought.