Heitor Luiz Cruz

How do you find beauty when everything seems dead? Midst a world that refuses to slow down, cemeteries emerge as a refuge of silence and reflection. The workers of the Vila Mariana Cemetery reflect on life, death, and the invisible, while searching, among remnants and absences, for what insists on remaining.

During a party, Helena, a young adult with Sensory Processing Disorder, decides to give love a chance after catching the eye of the extroverted Erik, but the couple must face the chaotic and noisy environment — as well as their own insecurities — in order to find each other before the party’s over.

Two cold colors, although similar, can have different effects: one man whose soul has been drowned by obsession with the color blue, is now addicted, devout, dejected and weak, and the other man, whose head has been consumed by green, something that emanates disgust, completely infects his head, leaving behind only the greenish shadows of an insane man. Infection and devotion, this is the bichromatic man.