Fabiano Tertuliano de Barros

A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.

In a stifling house in Rondônia, Marta wakes up paralyzed. The night takes on shapes, voices, and presences that invade her body and mind. Caught between delirium and reality, she faces a spiral of fear, violence, and collapse, where everything around her seems to spring from within her.

In "Maior que a Casa Toda," we follow Dudu and his brother Lukinha through a daily life marked by affection and challenges in the Amazon region of Rondônia. After breaking a sandal, Dudu fears the consequences and considers running away, leading the brothers to reflect on care, love, and responsibility.

A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.

A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.

A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.

In a stifling house in Rondônia, Marta wakes up paralyzed. The night takes on shapes, voices, and presences that invade her body and mind. Caught between delirium and reality, she faces a spiral of fear, violence, and collapse, where everything around her seems to spring from within her.

In a stifling house in Rondônia, Marta wakes up paralyzed. The night takes on shapes, voices, and presences that invade her body and mind. Caught between delirium and reality, she faces a spiral of fear, violence, and collapse, where everything around her seems to spring from within her.

In "Maior que a Casa Toda," we follow Dudu and his brother Lukinha through a daily life marked by affection and challenges in the Amazon region of Rondônia. After breaking a sandal, Dudu fears the consequences and considers running away, leading the brothers to reflect on care, love, and responsibility.