Rayane Teles

In a dystopian Bahia where the entire population is infertile and governed by a populist dictatorial regime, a couple cannot reach a consensus on the choice of their daughter's name, exposing structural problems in marriage and society.

After being kicked out of the house by her mother, Rita returns to find her younger sister, Chica, all alone. Together, they set out for a walk through a landscape marked by loneliness and a lack of prospects.

In a dystopian Bahia where the entire population is infertile and governed by a populist dictatorial regime, a couple cannot reach a consensus on the choice of their daughter's name, exposing structural problems in marriage and society.

In a dystopian Bahia where the entire population is infertile and governed by a populist dictatorial regime, a couple cannot reach a consensus on the choice of their daughter's name, exposing structural problems in marriage and society.

After being kicked out of the house by her mother, Rita returns to find her younger sister, Chica, all alone. Together, they set out for a walk through a landscape marked by loneliness and a lack of prospects.