Marta Biavaschi

A group of artisans sell handmade wallets, belts, bags and sandals at Rua da Ladeira, but the production is disorganized. A young businessman decides to invest in the boys, divides them into work groups and decreases their resting hours. In return, he offers them a great place to live. Their “industry” starts to make a profit, but those who work continue to earn very little.

At 24, our hero is a trained journalist but has a much simpler job. His flat full of discs, movies, and books, but he has trouble socializing. This situation can't last long.

Between a desperate love, the kind that ends up with the dishes on the floor, and a romantic passion, the kind that seems like it will never end, a supermarket goer has a temporary affair with the girl at the checkout.

Four students live in an urban community, where, in principle, everything can be discussed, divided, shared: each one's allowance, personal objects, relationships, political commitments. But things start to change with the arrival of a fifth resident, older and disillusioned, who puts in check the capacity of each one to live according to their ideas.

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Dorival, a man in jail, has only one wish: to take a bath. To achieve his objective, he defies the private, the corporal, the sargeant and, finally, the lieutenant in charge of the prison.

Feature length documentary about the Brazilian painter Iberê Camargo, one of the greatest expressionist artists from his country, commissioned by the Iberê Camargo Foundation for the occasion of the celebration of his centenary. Narrated by Iberê himself, the film was made with the artist's home videos, archival footage and contains the first ever shooting of a script the artist wrote and never produced, revealing the landscape of memory and the artist's pictorial and literary work.

Feature length documentary about the Brazilian painter Iberê Camargo, one of the greatest expressionist artists from his country, commissioned by the Iberê Camargo Foundation for the occasion of the celebration of his centenary. Narrated by Iberê himself, the film was made with the artist's home videos, archival footage and contains the first ever shooting of a script the artist wrote and never produced, revealing the landscape of memory and the artist's pictorial and literary work.

A couple, on the edge of incommunicability, seeks reconciliation on a quiet beach during Carnival. A native of this fishing village reveals and ritualizes the elements of nature. Intermediated by their action, we accompany the transformations of the couple and the small community.