É Nóis na Fita

During a man’s funeral, his mother, his wife, and his daughter gather to pay tribute to his memory. When they realize that none of them actually wrote the speech, a discussion arises, marked by old tensions and words that say more than they intend.

In a dystopian world where art is a crime, Juarez is a poem dealer. Torn between submitting to the system or fighting for his dreams, he faces a choice that could change everything.

Marcelo grew up under his father's strict rule, carrying with him the shame of his own dreams. Years later, as João Pedro's father, he watches his son follow a similar path—but this time driven by a passion for fashion. Amid sketches, fabrics, and revealed secrets, father and son face the clash of generations, learning to reconcile dreams and expectations.

Rita spends her days caring for her sick aunt, an authoritarian woman stuck in the past and in her own frustrations. As the strain of living together intensifies, Rita is pushed to confront her sanity and the cycle of violence that surrounds her.

Accustomed to the violence of the outskirts of the city, a cleaning lady goes about her routine after finding a body, until she realizes that reality can hit her in an unexpected way.