Daniel Ricardo

Lucas, a shy and introverted boy, is forced to interact with his classmates on a school project. He writes in his diary that Fernanda, his only friend, is the one who helps him get through a chaotic night.

Friday the 13th, Valentine’s Day, Ezequiel dares to summon love but something else answers.

Two young Brazilian filmmakers navigate doubt, intimacy, and the harsh realities of the film industry while trying to make their next movie — without losing each other in the process.

Seeking new answers about the infamous Saint of Sin case, four journalism students travel to the countryside of Alagoas, Brazil, to film their graduation project. They never return. Days later, their cameras are recovered, revealing the only evidence of what happened.

Paulo leaves his family to find freedom, but along lonely roads and a new love, he’s forced to face his past and decide if he can start over.

In a field of silence and wordless gazes, the text takes shape on the faces that fill the screen. Bodies react and confront prejudice, vulnerability, and the central question: what does it mean to be a man? Against a stark white backdrop, multiple masculinities unfold, revealing not one path, but many ways of being.