Andréia Quaresma

Marina is a young woman in Belo Horizonte who makes deliveries on her bike.

Marina, a pregnant woman, experiences life from metals of the industrial city where she grew up. With her sister, she discovers a past where the Black workers who built the capital were excluded. When she meets Maria, a lady who is said to haunt one of the capital's first buildings, something supernatural happens.

Suçuarana is the name of a mythical place, a lush landscape that appears in the weathered photo of her mother that Dora carries with her always. Dora has been on the road for a long time, hitching rides through Brazil’s mining region in search of her family’s homeland. But no one seems to know this place, seemingly lost to time. And the open road can be troubling for a woman traveling alone, as the generosity of strangers is suddenly eclipsed by danger. After an accident, Dora seeks refuge in an abandoned factory; there, a group of workers have formed a village and a community bond that feels akin to the home Dora searches for, if just for a moment.