Luiza Porto

Alberto wakes up feeling a little strange. He gets ready as usual, but as he crosses the exit door of his apartment, he is automatically drawn back inside. No matter how hard he tries to leave, he always ends up back in the same place.

Noboru is a 10-year-old boy in search of his cultural identity. He turns to his grandfather Hideo, to find out more about his family. Despite always avoiding his past, his grandfather agrees to tell his story. As Noboru delves into his family history, he discovers he has an uncle he’s never heard about.

Vini and Lara are two former child presenters who are invited to revive their old program in a special that will be recorded live 10 years after the end of the show. Between good and bad memories, joys and frustrations, they remember the times when they were loved by the entire country and face the marks that success left on each one's history and on their friendship.

An enchanted kingdom where everything is made of food. Next to this magical place lives a Witch who doesn't like to eat. Disguised as a Web Influencer, she convinces the bees to stop pollinating and pursue professions such as YouTubers, eyebrow designers, yoga teachers and others.

A short documentary about Brazilian LGBTQ+ immigration in Portugal. Marginal and dissident subjectivities are presented in a film that combines performativity with reflections on invisibility, resistance, and freedom.

Have you ever imagined having a brother who is a real little monster? In "The Monster Boy", Clarice shares exactly this unique experience. Through her stories, we discover a world where the pranks and peculiarities of Nico, her younger brother, turn each day into an unexpected adventure.

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The series takes place seven years at the head of the Traditional Monica Gang, serving as a conception of the characters' future.

Short based on the work of Fabio West. A woman tormented by an accident begins to have strange nightmares.

A short documentary about Brazilian LGBTQ+ immigration in Portugal. Marginal and dissident subjectivities are presented in a film that combines performativity with reflections on invisibility, resistance, and freedom.