Villa Verdinho - Uma Aldeia Transmontana
A look at the life in the small village Vilaverdinho, in the North of Portugal. Oliveira made this film as a present for a friend. It has only been publicly shown once.
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A look at the life in the small village Vilaverdinho, in the North of Portugal. Oliveira made this film as a present for a friend. It has only been publicly shown once.
A Yanomami woman watches a shaman prepare the Yãkoana, food for the spirits. Based on the narrative of a young indigenous woman, the Yãkoana that feeds the Xapiri and allows shamans to enter the world of spirits also pro
Vespasiano, in the interior of Minas Gerais, is home to one of the few national penitentiaries specifically for pregnant women and mothers with young children. Guided by these women, we entered fragments of the daily lif
In the story, this northeastern woman is personified by Xanxa, chubby and friendly, who without having much hope that her life will improve, will try her luck in the big city. It is in the urban environment that she meet
Count Dracula, taking on the new identity of Vladimir, leaves Transylvania and goes to Brazil in search of his son Rafael. This vampire romance was conceived to be a potential telenovela, but only ended up running as a T
A few landscapes from a bus trip. From Sao Paulo to Ribeirao Preto. 2020.
São Paulo is a complex city. So complex, that when stories based on true elements mix with fiction, it's hard to know which is which.
A concert film by Bárbara Tinoco, filmed live at the MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. Bárbara Tinoco is the youngest Portuguese artist to sell out the country’s largest arena, taking the stage with a magical, theatrical, b
A "witch" gives a young couple a solution for love related problem.
This year's collection focuses on new and never-before-seen species, new types of unidentified flying objects, and unknown creatures filmed at locations called "power spots" around Japan! All videos are released for the
A film directed by Inês Mota
In this documentary, filmed in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and New York and illustrated by photos by David Zingg and Pierre Verger and drawings by Mestre Pastinha himself, director Antonio Carlos Muricy narrates the traject
Three long-time friends, who are black gay men over fifty, arrange to meet up weeks before one of them moves to another city. The aim is, through a photo session, to reduce their nostalgia and strengthen their mutual sup
Their farewell was inevitable, a love that from the beginning was doomed to impossibility, since the two belong to different and opposite worlds. The suffering caused by separation is the Portuguese way of living, resign