Bruna Massarelli

When Joana discovers that a social worker is set to visit her in the approaching days, she confronts a formidable task: conquering her affliction, restructuring her life, and persuading others of her ability to provide for her child.

Teo is a young and talented actor, member of a theater company it is about to stage the play: Huis Clos (No Exit) by Jean Paul Sartre. In the audition to define the leading actors, the director uses banal criteria and leaves the boy out of the play. Considering himself as the real artist from the theater company, Teo decides to manipulate the entire group using social media to prove that the hell is other people.

A young Polish man and Brazilian woman struggle to make sense of their relationship after a one-night stand leads to unplanned pregnancy.

When Joana discovers that a social worker is set to visit her in the approaching days, she confronts a formidable task: conquering her affliction, restructuring her life, and persuading others of her ability to provide for her child.

When journalist André Ramos, leader of the opposition to the government, has his dog mysteriously kidnapped, he begins an investigation to prove that he is the target of a political persecution scheme.