João Loy

In the remote village of Pé da Serra in the mountains of Portugal, a monk arrives wielding a demonic sword. Before long, the mystical weapon ends up in the hands of the town drunk António da Luz (who plays himself). Together, the drunkard and the sword will have to learn together to fight the encroaching evil.

During a summer vacation, a young couple deals with an unexpected pregnancy.

Four seemingly unrelated stories come together in a setting ripe for adventure, romance, heartbreak, and mystery: Prestige International School, a prestigious boarding school where students receive an excellent education, preparing them for a bright future. The school also offers a scholarship programme for young people from low-income backgrounds. However, few students ever manage to graduate from the school.

Zeca was jailed for a crime he didn't participate, now he's free and while trying to make a new life he encounters a kid, surprisingly the boy is Ema's son, his long time lover.

“I Love It” tells the story of Beatriz, a free-spirited young woman with a passion for music. She lives far from her family, as the current economic crisis has forced her parents to emigrate to Angola. She shares a home with Leila, a young Angolan woman who has recently arrived in Portugal to study Fashion Design and dreams of becoming a top stylist. Although their friendship is still new, it has grown stronger through their separation from their families and a shared bond that brings them together.