Pot-Pourri

After being evicted from her house, Andréia returns years later to the Getúlio Vargas community with her children Augusto, Gustavo and Bruno. With their help, she starts building her own house.

Men risk their lives breaking into moving freight trains to recover leftover grain and sell it on. Nightwalker translates into film these nights of endless work in which bodies disappear, swallowed up by the striking industrial landscapes of the Rio Grande port and ensnared by the Brazilian economic crisis.

Taquari, a small city in the Rio Grande do Sul, is the birthplace of dictator Arthur da Costa e Silva. In 1976, a bronze bust in his honor was unveiled in Lagoa Armênia, the city's main tourist attraction.

The Real Flamingos S.C. team emerges as an LGBTQ+ resistance group in football. They seek space in this hostile space and want to fight sexist and homophobic behavior in football.

In winter, the biggest beach in the world changes, vacationers return to the city and leave their beach houses empty. Daniel, Tando and Soninho sneak around the streets of Balneário Cassino at night, observing the houses in order to break into them. After collecting some gifts, Soninho explains why he was missing.

Dame, a Senegalese immigrant in Pelotas, achieves his biggest dream: to be a professional soccer player. On a trip to defend his new club, he recalls the difficult times he faced: missing Senegal, the difficulties as a street vendor, the illegal trip to Brazil and the longing for a love that was left behind.

In a port in the far south of Brazil, Leandro makes a living informally collecting soybeans that were lost during transport. But the crisis gripping the country puts his livelihood at risk. Without prospects, he wanders around in his car with the music blasting. Late into the night, he sets out in search of company, but nothing goes as planned.