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Dragons of the Empire: The Legacy of the Shogun

The Dragon Dynasty protected the invisible world for hundreds of years, but Doguragi rebelled against the four celestial families and attempted to seize dominion over the world, becoming the new shogun. With no other alternative, Emperor Ryufang fled to the earthly realms, seeking new protectors of the dragon's treasure. The terrible Shogun has plans to conquer the earth and claim the treasure. Will our heroes be able to stop his terrible plans?

Dragons of the Empire: The Legacy of the Shogun

NR 2025
Shores of the Same Sea

The film is based on video diary entries that the authors shared on their journey from Brazil/Peru to Florida. The juxtaposition of images of everyday life on both sides of America, connected by a single sea, is accompanied by text fragments in Czech and Spanish. These refer to Operation Condor, during which the US supported dictatorships in Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as to the vision of “colored parachutes” by Brazilian thinker and activist Ailton Krenak, who calls on us to use our creativity at the end of the world to make parachutes with which to delay the fall.

Shores of the Same Sea

NR 2025
Letters to Aunt Marcelina

The film delves into the story of Tia Marcelina, an iyalorixá who was a victim of the 1912 Quebra de Xangô, one of the most aggressive episodes of religious intolerance in Brazil. Through testimonies from religious leaders, historians, and cultural representatives, the documentary reflects on the consequences of this persecution of African-origin religions and highlights the role of the Xangô Rezado Alto event as a symbol of resistance and the struggle for religious freedom in Alagoas. With a sensitive and engaging narrative, the work intertwines artistic performances and interviews to offer a deep vision of the historical relevance of Tia Marcelina and her connection to the preservation of Afro-Brazilian cultural identity, inviting the public to reflect on religious intolerance and the appreciation of diversity.

Letters to Aunt Marcelina

NR 2025