José Guedes

A group of upper class families decided to create a community and build a traditional village where they live closed to their values. Matilde, the youngest daughter of one of the most prominent families, appears pregnant after having become involved with an adult, member of the community, influential journalist and fundamental player in the conservative agenda.

In a town in the Ribatejo region, Isabel, the councillor for culture and a resentful local politician, destabilizes the local group of Portuguese bull-grabbers, led by her husband, who strives to preserve tradition and keep alive cultural identity that is increasingly under threat.

Erros Meus, Má Fortuna, Amor Ardente brings us a story from a small, rural village in the interior of Portugal where, by reason of a funeral, people from all parts of the region are arriving. Maria is a young woman from that village, unsatisfied with her marriage with João, who has never given her a child: her biggest desire. By cause of the funeral, Carlos arrives, and his arrival and Maria's emancipated behavior generate distrust from the other villagers. Maria, a serious, beautiful and virtuous woman, loved by every man in the village and hated by all the women, awakes in João the weakness of jealousy, and in Carlos the weakness of an old love.

In love with Brazil and Maria, a soap opera heroin harassed by a corrupt contractor, Abdelinho suffers parallel ordeal in Morocco by pressure of Amr Taleb, a dogmatic, moralistic priest, enforcing religious purity on the community

Isolated from everything and everyone, Marc suddenly gets a surprise visit from someone he hasn't seen in years, and their relationship rekindles as they spend a day in a place they have known all their lives.