Henrique Filho

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Carlinhos, a dreamy boy who loves cinema, wants to make a horror film in the small town where he lives, Ipiaú, in the interior of Bahia. With the help of his school friends and the encouragement of the owner of a video store, Carlinhos dedicates himself to making his dream come true.

Davi wants his dog Maic to have puppies. However, he realizes that Maic shows no interest in mating. Davi becomes confused and frustrated when he notices that Maic seems to prefer the company of Chambinho, another male dog.

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Carlinhos, a dreamy boy who loves cinema, wants to make a horror film in the small town where he lives, Ipiaú, in the interior of Bahia. With the help of his school friends and the encouragement of the owner of a video store, Carlinhos dedicates himself to making his dream come true.

Carlinhos, a dreamy boy who loves cinema, wants to make a horror film in the small town where he lives, Ipiaú, in the interior of Bahia. With the help of his school friends and the encouragement of the owner of a video store, Carlinhos dedicates himself to making his dream come true.

Davi wants his dog Maic to have puppies. However, he realizes that Maic shows no interest in mating. Davi becomes confused and frustrated when he notices that Maic seems to prefer the company of Chambinho, another male dog.

Davi wants his dog Maic to have puppies. However, he realizes that Maic shows no interest in mating. Davi becomes confused and frustrated when he notices that Maic seems to prefer the company of Chambinho, another male dog.

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The intimacy of a couple of gay filmmakers trying to survive in the context of the rise of the far-right in Brazil.

Drawing parallels between Afro-Brazilian religions and LGBTQIA+ resistance, this film is a powerful and poetic prayer for all bodies stigmatized and violated by a patriarchal, racist society.