Bárbara Palheta

Betina lives with her father Adamastor, but he is fascinated by the teachings of the mysterious New World cult. Despite being the newest member and receiving a suspicious message, she still goes to a party with her friends Jorge, Pietra and Lucas, but there things start to change.

Rosa and Maria are mother and daughter who have a troubled relationship. Despite not showing affection, Rosa makes courageous decisions to ensure that her daughter, Maria, follows a different path from her own in all areas of life. The movie takes us on an exploration of the lives of two generations of black women from the same family, revealing a plot of love, conflicts and mutual understanding.

A community of cats lives in the Soledade Cemetery Park in Belém. "7 Vidas" follows these animals through a fictional letter written by one of them to his former owner. With real images of the cats among graves and trees, the film builds a sensitive narrative about abandonment, freedom and memory, revealing the poetry hidden in the coexistence between life and death.

Rosa plans a vacation to her grandmother's house in a small town in Pará, visiting her childhood friends, Maria Flor and Heitor. During her stay, Rosa meets João, a mysterious and charming local resident, with whom she develops a relationship. One night, a party takes place nearby, and the next day, news spreads that some people gone missing. The strange occurrence attracts the attention of the locals.

Amidst a monotonous and tiring routine, Clarissa finds herself lost. Without recognizing her own essence, she asks herself: if I were me, how would it be?

After Carol gets bitten by cat on the street, things take a dark turn for her and her partner.

The story tells the beginning of Júlia's day, which repeats itself every time she walks through the door of her house. However, every time she returns to the same day, a family member disappears as if they had never existed and only Júlia holds the memory of them. During the repetitions, family problems of communication and affection are highlighted, bringing reflections on family relationships and/or the lack thereof.