Marcos Gale

Felix, a 16-year-old boy, receives a diagnosis of an incurable disease and sees his life turned into uncharted territory. Unable to accept this new reality, he goes through the stages of grief denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally, a delicate beginning of acceptance. Amidst the emotional chaos, Felix finds an unexpected refuge in filmmaking. Films begin to offer not only comfort, but a new way of seeing the world and himself. It is then that his passion is born: telling stories. Driven by the need to give meaning to his life, he decides to transform his journey into art and begins to write and direct a film about his own life.

Between the silence and the pain of prejudice, Nilo finds a path of resistance in friendship and writing. My Blue-Lines reveals the intimate struggle of a young autistic man to exist in a world that insists.

In the corridors of a public school, art ceases to be a discipline and becomes a means of survival. Through a sensitive and original lens, the documentary delves into the world of young people who defy the daily silence. From the strength of the female voice to the resilience of independent cinema made with what they have at hand, the work reveals how music and the cinematic gaze construct a refuge of identity. A film about the urgency of being heard and the political act of simply existing.

Months after mysteriously returning home from a six-month disappearance, eleven-year-old Davi struggles to reclaim his place within a family consumed by fear and silence. As his older brothers, Anderson and Kauê, search for answers about what happened during his absence, increasingly disturbing events begin to unravel the fragile bonds that hold them together. Between buried secrets, painful memories, and an unseen presence that defies explanation, the brothers are forced to confront truths capable of changing their lives forever. A psychological horror short film about family, trauma, guilt, and the darkness that can linger long after someone finds their way home.