Jefferson Mendes

Four journalists decide to film a documentary about the ancient legend of the Devil Baby of São Bernardo. This is the last chance the team has to keep their jobs.

A documentary that seeks to map the current scenario of Brazilian horror cinema to answer the following question: what's so appealing about working with the genre and producing some of our biggest nightmares?

After the release of his first film, director Jefferson committed suicide. His sister, Mayara, gathered a film crew in search of answers to the possible motivations for this tragedy.

Amid technological transformations and the disappearance of video rental stores, Gilberto Petruche keeps Charada alive, the last rental shop in the outskirts of São Paulo. With more than 30 years of history, the place is a symbol of resistance and now also operates as a cultural center.

During the pandemic, a girl prepares for a bike ride in search of a gift for her mother.

After a day of work, a young man decides to relax and during the dawn he receives an unexpected visit in his own body.

Surrounded by middle-class condominiums, the MTST's Povo Sem Fear occupation existed for less than a year, between 2017 and 2018, in São Bernardo do Campo, in ABC Paulista. Facing prejudice and oppression on a daily basis, the campers offer an inside look at the occupation, its social functions and its human condition.

A strange man meets a seemingly ordinary child.

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