Joaquim Muylaert

Ana returns to her childhood's home along with Luísa, her daughter. Once there, she is confronted with memories of a difficult relationship and is forced to deal with the adversities of motherhood.

On the eve of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide, two brothers who own a traditional Armenian bakery in São Paulo have a clash when they discover that the supervisor of the event may be a Turkish representative.

Durval and his mother Carmita live at the back of a record store they own in São Paulo specializing in vinyl records. They lead a boring and unattractive life, until the day Durval hires a maid, Celia, to help his mother with the housekeeping. However, on her second day, Celia goes away leaving a 5-year-old child behind, Kiki, and a note promising to be back in a couple of days. Durval and Celia are charmed by the child at first, but soon they see some sad news about Celia and Kiki on TV that change the whole situation.

A high class lady from Brazil falls into a fake kidnapping scam when she answers a stranger’s phone call. Believing that one of her daughters has been kidnapped, she is guided by a terrifying voice for 12 hours through the cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

After an anonymous death threat, Suzanne, who is isolated at her house due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has to deal with her day-to-day life while an unknown danger surrounds her.

During his twin's wake, young Rafa decides, in what appears to be an impulsive act, to steal his brother's coffin and escape in the middle of the night.

Jongo, a renowned photographer, and Candinho, a young and inexperienced journalist, arrive at a decaying country club of São Paulo's high society, run by women involved with the law.