Daniel Wierman

It's carnival in Rio de Janeiro. Saulo is a gay werewolf who visits the enchanted lands of beauty and chaos in search of new prey. It's on the last night of the carnival festivities that he meets Gustavo, a new crush who could be his last prey. “Carne Fresca” is a carnival fable about werewolves and hunters in a marvelous city.

A Brazilian filmmaker in Berlin re-enacts past sexual abuse in different versions to process the trauma.

After a traumatic night, a wounded man receives an unexpected visit. As he recounts what he has lived through, he plunges into a psychological game where desire, violence, and memory intertwine. In this space, eroticism, laughter, and discomfort intersect, revealing that intimacy carries the shadow of social norms. More than telling a story, it exposes an intimate territory where politics, pain, and pleasure become inseparable.

A man is hired by a woman as a gift for her husband.

It was the first night of him at her house and all he wanted was to stay for breakfast.

Xampy is a popular character in São Paulo's gay night life and electronic scene. He decides to tell us all about his rocky past, bullying for being feminine and about his time in a South American prison, as well as the fun and friendships he gained.