Ben Lima

Bob and Al, two mercenaries, discover that they’ve been robbed and have 10 minutes to find the package before their boss finds out.

Eight men, on their way to a film set, get stranded on a random road when the bus they were on breaks down. Each reacts to the event in a different way. Interpersonal conflicts dictate how and when they will manage to escape the situation.

Two cold colors, although similar, can have different effects: one man whose soul has been drowned by obsession with the color blue, is now addicted, devout, dejected and weak, and the other man, whose head has been consumed by green, something that emanates disgust, completely infects his head, leaving behind only the greenish shadows of an insane man. Infection and devotion, this is the bichromatic man.

A group of filmmakers documents the daily lives of two organic farmers, Kazuo and Zé. The film explores themes such as labor, retirement, and the very art of filmmaking, through the use of self-referential language that permeates the narrative.

Bob and Al, two mercenaries, discover that they’ve been robbed and have 10 minutes to find the package before their boss finds out.

Eight men, on their way to a film set, get stranded on a random road when the bus they were on breaks down. Each reacts to the event in a different way. Interpersonal conflicts dictate how and when they will manage to escape the situation.

Two cold colors, although similar, can have different effects: one man whose soul has been drowned by obsession with the color blue, is now addicted, devout, dejected and weak, and the other man, whose head has been consumed by green, something that emanates disgust, completely infects his head, leaving behind only the greenish shadows of an insane man. Infection and devotion, this is the bichromatic man.

A group of filmmakers documents the daily lives of two organic farmers, Kazuo and Zé. The film explores themes such as labor, retirement, and the very art of filmmaking, through the use of self-referential language that permeates the narrative.