Two comedians split an hour of stand-up comedy between them. Who would have thought, right?

A documentary in which the members of the podcast "Epá, por mim não" decide to take revenge for the Spanish invasions of 1762, conquering land that was lost long ago. In the midst of all this, they also take the opportunity to celebrate the podcast's one-year anniversary because they are not cowards.

This film tells you about a group of indigent disabled Americans travelling in a self styled freak show. Its shot in a rough and ready manner by an English disabled filmmaker who travels along with them across the western states of the USA.

"How is it that we are still here? How come they're already almost printing human organs and we're still discussing gender equality? How come they already deliver fast food to homes on hangover days and racism is still such a big issue? Why is more spent on Social Security than on travel? And is there an afterlife, on social media (where it really matters)?" It is from these questions, at a time when the world is amazed by the evolution of times, that Diogo Faro starts to construct the text that will try to demystify the doubts in the comedian's head.

Who would’ve thought that a night with 6 women wearing nothing but pajamas could be so awful?