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Short film

A laboratory of languages and a space for creative freedom, the short film has its own structure and infinite forms. Documentaries, fictions, and a lot of experimental cinema.

Check out our productions below!

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2025

Shitty Artist

Brazil, 19', Well Darwin

Alice, who lives in a small isolated house in the countryside, receives an unwelcome visit from a young influencer. After watching a series of films she made and posted on social media, he intends to mock her, ridicule her, and feed his followers hungry for ageist and misogynistic jokes. However, Alice is not exactly what the young man imagines.

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2025

Thirteen

Brazil, 13', Well Darwin and Francisco Gaspar

After 58 walks out of 13’s room, the score is far from settled. Now, 13 and 55 are left to have the final, brutal conversation—one meant to wound, to cut deep, to bury the past in a grave of unforgivable truths. With undeniable proof of 58’s crime now exposed across the networks, there’s nothing left to argue. No escape. No redemption.

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2025

CANDEIAS, a being of our time

Brazil, 18', Well Darwin

Ozualdo Candeias was a gruff truck driver. He never lost the verve of that strange form of freedom, confined to the cab yet facing the countless itineraries of the world. Among the many trades he pursued was that of a boca do lixo filmmaker, in a time when making films required both courage and friends. He had both in abundance.

His complexity can now be revisited through a process of visual and sound collages, guided by a frank and reflective conversation recorded at the end of 1997—about the cinema of yesterday, but also about the cinema of today.

28ª Mostra de Cinema de Tiradentes

9º Festival Ecrã

7ª Mostra Livre de Cinema

2025

Revenge

Brazil, 18', Eduardo Campos e Mari Penteado

The narrative of Revenge unfolds over the course of a day in the life of Virgínia, a character played by actress Renata Carvalho, a 43-year-old transgender woman who works as a community health agent in Guarulhos.

In the short film, we follow her encounters and moments of estrangement throughout her daily routine, marked by affection, tension, dreams, and—above all—resistance.

Utah Queer Film Festival

Ecos Short Film Festival

Menção Honrosa

Festival de Films Trans Exposures 

MT Queer

2025

A Screen in the village

Brazil, 10', Sérgio Gag

The traumatic encounter between the Panará people and the white man is the theme of the feature film Kati Ranpari Kin, shot between 2023 and 2024 in the village of Nasepotiti, in southern Pará. With the film completed, we had to hold the first screening with the Panará themselves — but how to bring cinema to the Indigenous Territory?
What was the impact on the youth when they saw their history and ancestry represented on the big screen?
What is the meaning of showing the incredible story of this people in the very cities that were built over their ancient villages?

2024

Suck it up 

Brazil, 11', Fabio Rodrigo

On the outskirts of São Paulo, 17-year-old Anderson steals a motorcycle. He wants to prove himself as a man by putting an end to years of exclusion and rejection, but he will confront what he has never been taught to handle: his emotions.

26th Rio Festival

10th Mostra de Cinema de Gostoso

27th Tiradentes Showcase

17th Visões Periféricas Festival

Honorable Mention and Itaú Cultural Play Award

12th Cine Congo

33rd Curta Cinema Festival

Grand Jury Prize

47th Guarnicê Cinema Festival

17th Zózimo Bulbul Black Cinema Meeting

2024

At the time to set the table

Brasil, 23', Well Darwin e Stela Ramos

Throughout life, traces of everyday experiences are randomly imprinted in our memories and dreams. Records that may seem trivial until time proves otherwise.

Mostra Livre de Cinema

Urutu Film Festival

2024

Estela's Cave

Brasil, 19', psicotikka

Freely inspired by Plato's Allegory of the Cave.

Estela, an 11-year-old girl, meets her friends Robson and Edivar on weekends to play soccer in a secluded part of the beach. One day, she surprises them by deciding to stay in an abandoned building instead of returning home, where she has a difficult relationship with her father. She remains in this building in the company of Socrates, an enigmatic figure with whom she forms a connection.

15th FESTin – Portuguese Language Traveling Film Festival

2022

The Rabbi in the Cathedral

Brazil, 25', Fernando Navarro and Sergio Gag

Henry Sobel was a prominent rabbi in Brazil who challenged the military regime in the 1970s and 1980s and became a key advocate for human rights and a promoter of interfaith dialogue.

25th Sao Paulo Jewish Film Festival

2022

Diana

Brazil, 25', Clêmie Blaud and Silvana Ramos

A pregnant actress explores the sensations of her body through the gestures of characters from art history, while conversing with the daughter she is about to give birth to. A young homeless man believes he is the Angel of the Annunciation. A theater director reads Cézanne's letters to Bernard, preparing for an upcoming play. In the actions of the characters, the reversibility of the senses is realized, expressing the poetic dimension of perception in the plasticity of the moving body.

The International Merleau-Ponty Circle

2021

Once Esperança, now Guilhermina

Brazil, 25', Cristina Adelina Assunção and Guilhermina's Slam Collective

What is a Slam? How does it work? Who participates? These and other questions are answered as we follow some of the notable moments from the events that take place once a month in the evening at the square next to the Guilhermina Esperança Metro Station in São Paulo.

2019

Alforria Social Beat

Brazil, 25', Rodjeli Salvi

Uma estória sobre o sem lugar dos pretos periféricos, sobre o Mito da Democracia Racial.
Sobre as formas psicológicas de luta e adoecimento.
Sobre um novo retrato imagético de masculinidade possível.

5th Black Cinema Showcase of Mato Grosso

Contemporary Cinema Showcase of Mozambique

Best of Latin America Short Film Festival

13th Zózimo Bulbul Black Cinema Meeting

Visões Periféricas Festival

Cinecipó Insurgent Film Festival

2nd Zélia Amador de Deus Black Cinema Festival

Shown at the Aquilombamento Audiovisual Quariterê

Proac 2018 Short Film Incentive Award

2019

I call myself Darwin

Brazil, 11', Well Darwin

A reflection on identity through memory. Who we are, how we are seen, and how small gestures can be imbued with meanings and intentions, sometimes hidden and sometimes not.

2nd Black Cinema Showcase of São Félix

Honorable Mention

Trilhar Cinema Showcase

Honorable Mention

Alfenas Children's Film Festival

Best Soundtrack

54th Brasília Festival

15th Curta Taquary 2022

12th ComKids

Prix Jeunesse Ibero-American Festival

20th Children's Film Showcase of Florianópolis

2018

Isaac's Choice

Brazil, 24', Sergio Gag

Abraão é o mais velho entre os irmãos e exerce autoridade incontestável na família. Mesmo tetraplégico em função de um acidente, ele segue ainda mais autoritário, impondo a todos, em particular a Isaac, uma pesada carga psicológica e moral.

28th Cine Ceará

Cine Gato Preto

2018

The Discovery

Brazil, 15', Nana Della Gatta

The highly multidisciplinary journey of Mr. Miguel Gomes de Oliveira, who became known as Miguel da Bananeira in São Bento do Sapucaí. At 75 years old, Mr. Miguel works in his workshop full of inventions. A life full of activity and changes in direction has led him to this point.

Fame Film Festival

Honorable Mention

Offcine Festival

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2016

Eppur Si Mouve

Brasil, 6', Well Darwin

Movement is inherent to humanity. Even when stationary, we are moving in the cosmos or on an escalator. Even when alienated by the crushing urban routine, we are in a state of constant evolutionary motion. While the static structures of the city reinforce a sense of immobility, the human being, as a chaotic and unpredictable element, constantly redefines the array of paths to choose from. Even when still, we move.

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2015

Trajectories of a crisis

Brazil, 19', Marco Ribeiro

Ficção roteirizada, produzida e encenada pelos usuários da rede de atenção psicossocial.

Feito em parceria com o CAPS - Centro de Atenção Psicossocial de Guarulhos.

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2015

Every once in a while I'm brown

Brazil, 15', Julia Bergmann and Nana DellaGata

An unusual resident of downtown São Paulo who becomes a link between people from diverse backgrounds, exemplifying love and friendship.

Gostoso Film Festival

Offcine Festival

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2011

Belém, Worker Immigrants

Brazil, 26', Sergio Gag and Mauricio Falcao

Luigi is an Italian immigrant who arrives in São Paulo in 1919 and heads to Vila Maria Zélia, where his cousin lives and works. However, upon leaving the train station, he finds himself in the 21st century. Accompanied by the young skateboarder Daniel, he explores the neighborhood and reveals the evolution of this São Paulo area.

Municipal Department of Culture Notice

2009

The sun of Maison Chanel

Brazil, 21', Toni Nogueira, Ana Sette and Danniel Rangel

Vera Valdez witnessed all the post-war transformations and Mademoiselle Chanel's return to the scene in 1954, experiencing all the changes that shook traditions and women's behavior in terms of dressing, self-perception, and expression.

2009

São Paulo beyond the hours

Brazil, 10', Eliane Coster

Time and how its perception has changed over the years are revealed through the eyes of a watchmaker who has been adjusting the clocks on the main streets of the city for 60 years.

CineRail D'or du Documentaire, Paris

Best Documentary Short

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2009

Anhangabaú,
São Paulo's living room

Brazil, 27', Sergio Gag and Dudu Toledo

Architects Hugo Segawa and José Geraldo Simões Jr. tell the story of the Vale do Anhangabaú region in downtown São Paulo in this documentary filled with animated historical images.

Notice from the Municipal Department of Culture

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2004

The girl, the scarecrow and the curupira

Brazil, 15', Ric Oliveira and Clemie Blaud

Production by Padre Voador and Sala 21

A six-year-old girl, mixed-race, poor, and from the countryside, explores the pictorial universe of Portinari through a fantastic adventure involving the folklore of Curupira and the Scarecrow from Portinari's artwork. The story connects rural life, school, art, and childhood imagination.

Florianópolis Children's Film Festival

Pirouette Session at MIS São Paulo

Selected in Minc's short child

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