Vini Romadel

Between Oswaldo Cruz and Marechal Hermes, Vera Caju and Julia Dutra journey through the beating heart of Rio’s suburbs. In kitchens, along train tracks, at dance halls and across encounters between generations, flavors, music, bodies, and memory converge, revealing the North Zone as a living landscape of Blackness, ancestry, identity, and belonging.

After 7 years living abroad, the son comes home to try and reconnect with his father. Over the dinner table they share a meal, memories, grievances and so much more that needed said but never was. After so long apart, what will be different this time?

To cope with a grieving process, Eli creates his own pink musical paradise, full of neon lights and a lot of gayness.

A fairy tale about childhood homophobia.