Denizeli Cardoso

Porto Alegre innovates once again: it is the first city entirely outsourced to a megacorporation, Fratel. The cutting-edge company's smart management brings technological solutions aimed at bringing more security and efficiency to the city, which serves as a test model for other capitals. Téia and Nanã, however, are left out of all this innovation: elderly, lesbian, and cyclists, they see their freedom and rights increasingly limited by the corporation's interventions. They are left with only two options: adapt or outsmart the system.

In 2022, police officer Rubens Filho abandons his uniform and roams the gay ghettos of Porto Alegre while a serial killer, active in the 1990s, returns to attack, feeling legitimized by hate speech that returns to the public sphere. As the number of victims grows, Rubens must dive deep into the reality of this community. This process forces him to confront his own biases, fears, and internal conflicts while racing against a cruel and invisible enemy.