Luiz Levandovski

A group of journalists go in search of information about people who are disappearing in the Brazillian state of Rio Grande do Sul.

In a small town in southern Brazil, six LGBTQIAP+ youths gather in a basement and come up with a bold idea: to hold the first local Pride Parade. Amid laughter, painful memories, and dreams of change, the group confronts fears, prejudices, and the desire to belong. Campo Pequeno is a sensitive and necessary portrait of youth, friendship, and the strength to exist out loud.

In a room shrouded in dim light, Helena and Javier confront the painful truth of an impossible love. Amid tears and whispered words, they say goodbye, aware that the present does not allow the union their hearts long for.