O Sonho Segue sua Boca

The rise of the extreme right in Brazil from the perspective of artists whose works were censored.

A cautionary tale for these times of democracy in crisis—the personal and political fuse to explore one of the most dramatic periods in Brazilian history. With unprecedented access to Presidents Dilma Rousseff and Lula da Silva, we witness their rise and fall and the tragically polarized nation that remains.

A Political Movie

Living in a temporary autonomous zone, the residents spend their days dealing with small lunatic plots, quixotesque farces and rimbaudian delusions.

A time-displaced group of militants decides to kidnap an ex-torturer.

An addicted tormented by the ghost of his ex-girlfriend watches the passage of a mysterious planet.

A feature documentary on the life of Alzira Espíndola and her impact and influence on different generations of Brazilian music. From her origins on Mato Grosso do Sul to her breakthrough as a instrumentist and composer in São Paulo, the movie explores her life, work and ventures with partners such as Itamar Assumpção, Ney Matogrosso and her sister Tetê Espíndola with irreverence and erudition.

In the center of the city, Alain seeks to fill his void, while Miguel needs a place to stay.

Sandra waits to be called up for Saturday's game, waits for dinner with her father, waits for the appointment.

The film tells the saga of Guima, a young poet who believes he suffers from “solar ultra violence” during the hottest summer in 50 years in Salvador. The alleged disease is caused by the relentless heat that hits the city. Under the marginal eyes of Guima, in a mix of reality and fantasy, the film presents a tropical/chaotic Salvador, as opposed to the stereotypical city seen in postcards, on a journey of a search for a redemptive air conditioning that can rid this contemporary antihero of what suffocates his existence.

A poet and his walk through a future of the dystopian present.

Video art made by Dellani Lima,

An everyday story about love, tolerance and colors.

The life and trajectory of José Rodrigues Mao Jr., history professor, unionist, singer and founder of the band Garotos Podres, an iconic Brazilian punk band from the 80s.

Eu Não me Calo is a direct action film that enhances the words and performances of those who do not limit themselves to consuming cannabis in hiding, but go out into the world to defend their rights. A cause that brings together peripherals, blacks, LGBTQI+, intellectuals, artists and politicians.