Estado da Arte: Adriano Abreu

Dona Maria, a woman in her seventies, is alone at home with her thoughts. Abandoned by everyone—and by the life she once nurtured with such labor and passion—she now lives off her memories, her only companions, of a time when everyone was happy and she, besides being a renowned painter, was a whole, fulfilled woman.

A tormented actor dives into a solitary ritual to exorcise a character whose lines he cannot memorize. As he confronts his own existential fatigue, who is he really trying to purge? A narrative experiment on emotional rumination and the blurred boundaries between actor, performance, and character.

Eliseu is a solitary individual. Another social invisible if it weren't for the way he cracks every part of his body. Like a human statue in the squares, he redefines himself. When a young ballerina passes by, memory and fantasy intertwine.

Dante is having a sleepless night. Nothing brings him the peace needed to fall asleep. Full of guilt and disappointments in his mind, he weaves the web of his heavy and unbreakable reality.

In an empty room, two people stripped of themselves decide the rest of their lives.