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A centennial documentary that traces the history of the Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement.

Erosion alludes to the process of shaping through which bodies are traversed. Time, as an agent of molding and unmolding human relationships, deposits in each encounter supported breaths, creating passages and possibilities of cracks for access to the other, in an attempt to avoid calcification.

Casa Cheia de Mim is a documentary that presents liturgical practices in Candomblé and the daily life of a bàbálorixá and an ìyàwó. They narrate their experiences and singularities in their relationship with the sacred elements of Yoruba culture, both inside and outside the terreiro.

Video installation, two-channel. Commissioned by Fundação Bienal de São Paulo for the 36th Bienal.

REMIXING A NEW FILM.

Texas Man is out of prison, and he wants blood. He wants stalking. He wants to not disturb you. The spin-off of LABIRINTITE.

After receiving a terminal diagnosis, Rita embarks on a silent and solitary journey of reflection on time and existence through art.

Without a ZIP code, people do not exist on the map. In the Frei Damião community, the largest urban favela in Santa Catarina, residents face the invisibility imposed by postal exclusion and show how the fight for an address is also the search for recognition, rights and belonging.

A young actor faces success, unexpected love, and moral dilemmas that will alter his life forever during a therapy session.

Kelly's life changes radically after a crime committed by her ex-partner, which forces her to enter the witness protection program.

Footage of the creative process of Quasar Dance Company in 2013 in Goiânia for the creation of the show "Por 7 vezes" (Seven Times). The fabrication of those Olympic bodies (the work of high-performance dancers), directed by choreographer Henrique Rodovalho, reenacted the relationship between cinema and dance. Dance, offered to the film since Loie Fuller, is sublime, Apollonian, and Dionysically sacrificed to the ghosts of the image. As a former ballerina, the filmmaker returned to the dance hall and the stage, and what was documented as a process became, in the editing, a non-knowledge.

In the early morning, Luiz Miguel wakes up and, when his parents don't show up after he calls, the boy realizes he has the difficult task of going to the bathroom alone without being noticed by the terrible Swamp Monster that lives under his bed.

After a coup d'état, the government of a Latin American country prohibits the sound.

After a heated argument, silence fills the apartment. An elderly man tries to resume his normal activities, but anguish and regret prevent him from moving forward. Suddenly, life reveals itself as it truly is.

Rita spends her days caring for her sick aunt, an authoritarian woman stuck in the past and in her own frustrations. As the strain of living together intensifies, Rita is pushed to confront her sanity and the cycle of violence that surrounds her.

Ancestry, identity, spirituality, indigenous education, and harmony with nature are aspects that characterise Potiguara Katu music. In this documentary, immerse yourself in the musicality of the Potiguara Katu Indigenous Community from the cities of Canguaretama and Goianinha in Rio Grande do Norte.

“Homecoming” (A Casa Torna) is a short documentary film about memory, belonging, and gentrification. Through personal archives gathered over more than 10 years, the film offers an intimate reflection on what remains and what is lost when a house ceases to be a home.

In search of the perfect gift, a brave penguin travels to the depths of the ocean.

The reactive relationships of attraction and repulsion of the object and the body are expanded when a subtle edition effect is created, in which the space itself appears to participate in the movement of not only the object, but also the connected body and its reactions. The body is confused with the object and the object is confused with the body. In this environment where all the elements come to life, who controls who?

SFT 58 was a combat sports event that took place on Saturday, December 13, 2025 at the BandSports Studios in Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

In the tides of the Ipojuca River, it’s not just livelihood that is pulled from the mud — it’s also dignity, memory, and resistance. The documentary features women shellfish gatherers and fishers who face state neglect, environmental degradation, and the invasion of their territories. Among nets, shellfish, and struggle, they reaffirm their right to exist. A film that denounces and calls for action.

On a scorching afternoon in the capital of Minas Gerais, a young man finds himself in his domestic refuge, enveloped by the languor of the oppressive heat that seems to radiate from the very walls. Yet, amidst this almost dreamlike atmosphere of exhaustion and resignation, a sudden epiphany of clarity pierces his mind.

A day in the life of an autistic transmasc ghost.

In outer space, the famous Space Circus travels across planets performing the most fabulous acts. One day, tired of being oppressed and enslaved by the circus owner, two of its main attractions escape and end up on Earth. The circus owner then sends the Attraction Hunter to recapture the fugitives, but this turns into a life-or-death battle.

A short film that portrays the trajectory of Arthur Bispo do Rosario, from his youth as a boxer to his confinement in the Juliano Moreira Asylum. Amidst the chaos of the psychiatric institution, Bispo produced an embroidered universe, assembled and reconfigured from daily life and memory, becoming one of the greatest names in Brazilian contemporary art.

Close your eyes and listen to the wind. The water flows, look at the river. This is Sergipe River and it’s yours too. Get in the canoe. On your journey along this river, what are you taking with you

In 2024, in the city of Manaus, as part of the Olhar do Norte Amazon Film Festival program, an experimental 16mm film workshop was held, taught by filmmaker and photographer Raffaella Rosset, a beautiful immersion in 16mm material. Through experimentation, the participants were able to paint directly onto the 16mm film, creating possibilities, freedom of thought and construction, thus generating a collective film full of feelings. The film also features the Rio Negro and its tributaries, which magically bathe the city of Manaus, which in the Manaós language means “Mother of the Gods”. All hail the magic of cinema.

A forgotten house at the end of the valley. A lone man searching for answers. What begins as an ordinary hike quickly turns into a dark descent into the secrets of a family scarred by tragedy.

Paulo leaves his family to find freedom, but along lonely roads and a new love, he’s forced to face his past and decide if he can start over.

When Tony Frederico discovers his testosterone levels are abnormally high, what should be a dream for most men becomes a living nightmare.

A tribute to the culture and resilience of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. It is a reminder that harmony with nature is vital for the survival of all.