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From her cozy farmhouse, Grandma Celma reads magical Christmas tales old and new, teaching kids the true spirit of kindness and giving.

Brazilian poet and intermedia performer Ricardo Aleixo is depicted through Boston, Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte, where he vocalizes his poems, interacts with the environment, and talks about his creative process and his relationship with the world. Ricardo Aleixo: Afro-Atlântico makes use of several media to translate Aleixo’s thought and poetics, such as video manipulation and analogue Super 8 material, creating a space in which literature and cinema are in constant dialogue and tension in order to overcome their limits.

Marion, Violet, Dave, Ziggy and Nellie are childhood friends who went separate ways throughout the years and are reunited when they randomly wake up on an isolated house in the middle of nowhere, with no memory of how they got there.

Heres is a young girl who suffers from social anxiety in a relationship with a narcissist, seeing the first signs of it. Understanding herself in the world, resolving her complexities and managing a toxic relationship will be her biggest challenges.

Every year, Indigenous women from Brazil organize a big gathering in Brasília. They come to voice their collective desires for environmental conservation, health, education, and respect for children.

Clara is a sensitive and kind teenager who faces a real ordeal at her school. In the hostile school environment, Clara is the target of constant humiliation from Flávia, Drika, Betinho, and Marcinho.

A bored couple in their own apartment decides to listen to music to distract. Each new music style, they are transported to completely different universes.

A personal and intimate documentary in which Maria Cleusa dos Santos, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother tells her life story and about the houses where she had lived and lives today.

The film uses different excerpts from films, music and spoken texts to discuss human nature.

The history of birdwatching in Brazil told from the perspective of the pioneers of this practice. The verb “passarinhar” takes on new meanings and transforms the world, not only collectively, but also changing the lives of each bird watcher.

This is about a girl named Bea who is a lesbian and has just gotten out of a breakup. Her experience with other girls has been frustrating. She meets her friend, Ana, who is bisexual, and they start to hang out, with a promise that this is all there is. With time, things start to escalate, and their situation changes.

During lunch a young man goes out to deliver his CV in the central area of Recife and the worst happens, another worker dies.

A found-footage tale about a troubled man who builds himself a new companion.

An office worker is pressured to deliver an important document folder in Porto Alegre. In the way, she receives a call that's impossible to ignore and decides to escape everything.

The potters from the Elvas community represent a collective of great importance for the rural community of Elvas, in Tiradentes/MG. The Elvas collective of ceramists demonstrates the power of collaboration and teamwork, highlighting how joining forces can result in notable achievements. Her dedication to ceramics is a testament to the value of art as a means of cultural and social enrichment, inspiring others to become involved in preserving their traditions and creative expression.

Joice Anastácia, resident of the Cascalho neighborhood, in Tiradentes/MG, is recognized for her artisanal work in making fabric dolls. His works reflect Afro-Brazilian culture, and his dedication to representing blackness in all its nuances is a valuable contribution to the preservation and promotion of Brazil's cultural richness.