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A man struggles with his responsibities to his father and his desire for true love.

Brazilian television series based on real events. Set during the 70's and 80's, it follows the rise of drug trafficking in Rio de Janeiro.

Brazilian television series based on real events. Set during the 70's and 80's, it follows the rise of drug trafficking in Rio de Janeiro.

Miguel is forced to return home, after his mother's death. Incapable of dealing with the loss, he wanders the places of his past. Through a series of encounters and mishaps, he'll finally be able to face the pain and accept his loss.

Laura doesn't know what to do with her loneliness. She gets involved in multiple games of seduction, unable to go home alone, without someone to share her affections with. She confides in her sister, Sara, they share dinners, they confide their fears. Laura feels she has to change, to escape the chaos that her life has become, especially when her children surprise her with a stranger in her bed. She then seeks out her mother, as if trying to reconcile with her.

"Vozes que Desenham: Edição Zine!" is a short documentary that explores the comics scene in Curitiba

Through improvisations, rehearsals, and casting tests, actors reveal themselves in the clash between identity and performance, presence and disappearance. With their faces, gestures, and silences, the performers take on the challenge of existing under the impassive gaze of the lens, in a space where reality and fiction blur.

In the 1960s, António, an agent of the PIDE, is assigned to follow Aurora to Paris, a young woman suspected of oppositionism. It is May 1968, and during the student revolt, the two young people fall in love. Back in Porto, their forbidden passion ends abruptly. For decades, António writes Aurora letters that she keeps unopened. When the correspondence is unexpectedly interrupted, both give up on life. Based on the director's novel entitled "A Casa Azul" (The Blue House).

Eight year-old Angelica bumps into a couple at the airport, insisting that they are her parents, which they deny. Who is right?