Confins

A documentary filmmaker sleeps with his camera to film the dreams he has at night.

As a doctoral student, she investigates women's rights to expression within peasant protests; through this engagement, she seeks the strength to dismantle the fundamental structures of patriarchy, addressing issues such as marriage, family, and the valuation of these women's labor and freedom. This is a fictional film rooted in many real-life moments — shot at the MST’s (Landless Workers' Movement) Normandia encampment in Caruaru — that blends fiction with documentary elements.

Mother and daughter live in a country house surrounded by waiting, where they silently await their father's return. Between the school routine, silent lunches and the traces left by absence, mother and daughter try to reorganize their own lives in the face of an emptiness that insists on remaining.

Mr. Olimpo do Rosário, the owner of a failed circus who wanders through empty lands, one day returns home and confronts his childhood traumas.

An exemplary citizen leaves as a legacy, in addition to his vast predicates, something totally unexpected: photos and compromised documents of his clandestine love life and political conspiracies.