Amaná

Paulo Ventania is a black Brazilian man, always doing his best to bring some happiness in his life, and by happiness he means money. When he's at a dead end, he discovers the opportunity to become a football manager by leading some boy from the neighborhood to becoming the new Neymar of international soccer. Going through the suburbs of Rio, he finds Glanderson, a young boy with an enormous talent for soccer despite missing two toes. With good humor, high hopes, and a lot of mistakes, the quixotic duo tries their best to make their dream come true.

In São Paulo, Mariza divides her time between her home office and coloring mandalas. Marcia paints the ceiling with the color of the sky. And Antônio, or Juninho, wants to stop working as an app driver and make a movie.

Guilherme is struggling to find a new job and, within the movies, he finds the opportunity to fly.

The term "erô" refers to sacred knowledge within the context of Afro-Indigenous religions. "Erô" is also the nickname of Erodimar - a fierce and resiliente woman, a heroine of the hinterlands.