Walter is an absent father and husband who works in a hospital without time for his family. His redemption happens when his wife sends him to the birthday cake for her daughter, but she does not know is that during the return trip home, the impossible will happen so that everything goes wrong.

At the news that his best friend is going to move, Luis debates whether or not to confess his feelings towards her. Meanwhile the silence seems to distance them more and more.

Renato, Abel & Gabriela are a family torn apart by their emotions. For them, the longing for happiness and breaking free from their harsh realities seems punishable. Their individual choices will take its toll on the lives of others, bringing forth the fragile ties that bind them.

Feeling that her mother may no longer be able to live on her own, a woman moves back to her childhood home. As she tries to adapt to the new situation, her mother continues to drift away. 　　It Shouldn’t Rain Tomorrow, by Maria Trigo Teixeira, is a delicate and emotional short film about returning home and facing a parent’s ageing. A woman moves back to her childhood house, feeling her mother can no longer live alone. As she tries to adjust to this new reality and reconnect with her mother, an invisible distance grows between them. While the daughter tries to get closer, the mother slowly drifts away into her own world. A sensitive reflection on fragility, time, and the challenge of dealing with change within the family. (Liedson Carvalho)