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The film narrates - through the testimony of residents, fishermen, surfers and environmentalists - the increase in shark attacks as a result of the inauguration of the Port of Suape, in Recife.

In the mega-city São Paulo, with its eighteen million inhabitants, survival is a question of skilfully exploiting the rules - for all layers of the population. This committed documentary illustrates a lifestyle that seems far away and in the future but is an everyday reality.

A musical about love and everything we do for it.

"Som de Adoradores" is a live album by Aline Barros released in 2004, being the first by the label MK Music. It was recorded at 'Comunidade Internacional Zona Sul', and nominated for a Latin Grammy 2005. It's one of the singer's best-selling albums, selling over 500,000 copies, being certified diamond by ABPD. In 2005 the singer recorded a DVD for the album in Rio de Janeiro, which was also certified diamond. All the tracks on the album were successful, being played on the radio and sung in churches in Brazil and abroad.

Short film Vrruummm!!!, directed by Paula Dager (2003), combines different techniques and materials, including stop motion, photography, and footage of the city, to construct a kind of urban symphony guided by a soundtrack that moves between rhythms of nature, traffic noise, and musical compositions that weave these worlds together. Through movements that shift from asphalt to greenery, from traffic signs to luminous abstractions of a busy avenue, the film transforms everyday life into visual poetry: workers’ trousers rhyme with road signage, signs seem to dance at night, cars turn into beams of light and then into colorful brushstrokes. In this interplay between form and rhythm, Vrruummm!!! reimagines the invisible labor that sustains the city’s circulation, the hammering at construction sites, the sweeping of asphalt, the placing and removal of traffic cones, turning these repetitive gestures into an urban choreography.

The year is 1984. Bob is a late-night DJ who spends his nights playing old analog hits in a digital synthesized world. Each songs he plays bring back some old memories. In a given night, memories start to get out of control, taking him on a strange trip into his past.

Through accounts from people who lived at the time of its construction, and from the diary of the Brazilian who conceived and executed the work, the engineer-architect Heitor da Silva Costa, we return to the period of conception of Christ the Redeemer, this beautiful monument that is, today, an integral part of the daily lives of Rio residents.

A feature-length film, a fiction inspired by historical facts whose plot is based on the experience lived by Canon Batista Campos in the preparatory period for the outbreak of the Cabana Revolution that ended on January 7, 1835 with the capture of Belém.

Jeremias talks about his life since moving to Porto Alegre, his work and his homesickness, a story that is contrasted by other ways of facing the challenges of modern life.

ô - A state of suspension that arises in the moments before confronting something overwhelmingly vast and unknown.

Fragments of an almost non-memory.

Once Upon a Time... A deer from Pará who flapped her wings, and now the world knows her as: Beyonça.

A famous Japanese movie monster is busy destroying a city when it receives an unexpected phone call. Even monsters need to have fun sometimes

Produced in 2009 by friends João Luiz Vital, Alex Sandro Grafit and Nenen Mofado, this short film was a moment of relaxation among several friends. Based on the comic books of the Brazilian superheroes: Tractor Man and Shirley.

The Panará children present their universe in a play day in the village. Wartime is over but it remains alive in the children’s imagination.

The video,”…like dust in the wind…”, was made from the animation of a sequence of 991 photographs captured in a single action (four hours long) with handcrafted pinhole cameras (using matchboxes). It shows, in 3.5 minutes, the transmutation of the space/movement of the fair in a 360 degree turn. It ranges from the frenetic movement, the hustle and bustle, from the beginning of the fair to the emptying of that space.