Canto

After spending her entire childhood and youth separated from her family, Joana returns to the Pantanal to fulfill her recently deceased mother's last wish.

Dedicated to Robert Bresson, the short film focuses on a man on a wheelchair before TV images. In his mind, quotes from the book Notes on the Cinematographer reverberate.

Felipa is a young girl whose best friend is her puppy Rocket. When she and her family move to a building where animals are not allowed, she and Rocket are forced to separate. Suffering difficulties in adapting to her new home, full of rules, she joins the association of child residents and sets out on an adventure to find the dog at her grandfather's house.

In Brazil, arson is the leading cause of deforestation and land grabbing. Alex Gomes, leader of a volunteer fire brigade, battles grueling and dangerous fires in an effort to save his community and the environment.

Lara brings together her sister and nieces in their family's old house, located in a small town in the Brazilian countryside. Through portraits and poetic scenes, the presence of their late mother and grandmother, Mônica Lourença, is revealed in the physical features of her daughters and granddaughters, in the objects, the spaces, and in the memories that gradually fade with each generation