Bruno Victor

This short portrait of Victor Hugo, a young Black gay man, blurs fiction and documentary style to capture Black queer and trans life in the suburbs of a major Brazilian capital.

In Pirenópolis, Goiás, the Celebration of the Divine has been taking place for 200 years. Tita was born in a small town and has precious memories of the party. Years later, the transvestite multi-artist intends to rebuild and re-traditionalize the party under an affective decolonial bias.

Based on the dialogue with the paternal figure, the film is a reminder to black men of the encounter of today in tomorrow about the absence that arose yesterday.