Andrei Miralha

Belém, northern Brazil, during the Círio de Nazaré. A miriti toy, fan of brega music, is rejected by his girlfrend. Looking for her, he lives some adventures in a miriti Belém, full of popular music and folklore.

The film tells an reinterpretation of the Adam and Eve story from Genesis animated on statues of mirití.

No synopsis available yet.

Maria Estrela is a girl who loves listening to bedtime stories. But tired of hearing the same stories over and over again, she decides to make up a “fantastical tale” of her own, telling the story of how the Terrible Mapinguari of the Amazon, a gigantic, one-eyed monster with a huge mouth in its belly, lost its only eye in the forest, and how the fearless Maria Estrela, riding Esperança, her fabulous winged Boi-Bumbá, sets off on a quest to find the Mapinguari’s lost eye.

A wall in the street tells stories.

Follows a man who has cultivated a lifelong relationship with trees, centered on a specific Kapok specimen named 'Umassuma.' Upon the tree’s demise, the protagonist experiences a profound sense of bereavement, triggering a series of poetic memories that illustrate the ontological connection between his existence and the century-old tree.

Belém, northern Brazil, during the Círio de Nazaré. A miriti toy, fan of brega music, is rejected by his girlfrend. Looking for her, he lives some adventures in a miriti Belém, full of popular music and folklore.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Maria Estrela is a girl who loves listening to bedtime stories. But tired of hearing the same stories over and over again, she decides to make up a “fantastical tale” of her own, telling the story of how the Terrible Mapinguari of the Amazon, a gigantic, one-eyed monster with a huge mouth in its belly, lost its only eye in the forest, and how the fearless Maria Estrela, riding Esperança, her fabulous winged Boi-Bumbá, sets off on a quest to find the Mapinguari’s lost eye.

Maria Estrela is a girl who loves listening to bedtime stories. But tired of hearing the same stories over and over again, she decides to make up a “fantastical tale” of her own, telling the story of how the Terrible Mapinguari of the Amazon, a gigantic, one-eyed monster with a huge mouth in its belly, lost its only eye in the forest, and how the fearless Maria Estrela, riding Esperança, her fabulous winged Boi-Bumbá, sets off on a quest to find the Mapinguari’s lost eye.

A wall in the street tells stories.

Follows a man who has cultivated a lifelong relationship with trees, centered on a specific Kapok specimen named 'Umassuma.' Upon the tree’s demise, the protagonist experiences a profound sense of bereavement, triggering a series of poetic memories that illustrate the ontological connection between his existence and the century-old tree.