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Ana (Manuela Campagna) is a 17-year-old girl who lives in a border town between Brazil and Argentina. There, she has no leisure options and no internet access. Your only refuge is to visit a tallow / lanhouse known as "The Cave". It is there that, one day, she ends up meeting Murilo (Fagundes Emanuel), the boy she will fall in love with.

The story of a LGBTQIA+ child told through old images from VHS tapes. The videos were recorded by Vicente's father between 1987 and 1993.

A film that deals with two latent issues: transgender and old age. In the relationship of the two characters, tolerance and acceptance are the main themes.

A metalinguistic film. A group of friends talk about making a film. As long as they talk, the film starts to happen.

The film portrays the life and work of the composer and samba gaucho Túlio Piva. A native of Santiago do Boqueirão, Túlio consolidated his musical career in Porto Alegre. Owner of a very own beat on the guitar, lived more than 50 years of samba, owned the bar "Gente da Noite", where he composed much of his work and recorded four LPs.

Mocinha and Madalena, a lesbian couple, invite a couple of friends to a farewell dinner

Lola, for the first time away from her parents, goes camping with her school class. She and her cousins ​​need to find out if The Swamp Thing of the South is the creature of legend, or if someone is trying to curse the campground.

When the tomb of Thomas John Cardell Martyn, founder of Newsweek magazine, is found in a small town in the interior of southern Brazil, a series of mysteries, secrets, gaps and suspicions is raised about his past as a spy.

In the heart of the city, the current Light Park emerged where the old municipal cemetery used to be. However, Júlia, Maitê and their friends, completely unaware of this peculiar story, decide to have a fun picnic. But what seemed like an innocent prank soon turns into a horrifying adventure when an eclipse triggers an unexpected invasion of shambling zombies.