Why Me?

Marco Isadora returns to her hometown after learning of her father's serious illness. Upon arriving there, she relives the tense relationship she has with her mother amid the most painful family reminiscences.

Livro e Meio

Silo Walk Made between 2008-10, four women are taken back on a series of 'memory walks' to recall the time they spent in the peace camps of Greenham Common.

Islands of Heat At school, Fabrício hangs out with the girls and with them creates a group of rap. Together, they sing provocative rhymes at the boys. He is in love and keeps this secret to himself, but soon enough the invisible wall of passion will shatter.

Il Peso Dell'Aria Distressed by the uncertainties of a precarious job, Carlo falls prey to an ambiguous financier who, taking advantage of his naivety, offers him unexpected financial help. Carlo accepts, but it doesn't take him long to realize that he has fallen into the trap of an unscrupulous loan shark. It is useless to flee and try to disappear: the heavy threats and humiliations inflicted on his family will force him to commit an extreme act.

As Constituintes de 88

Alm da Jornada... A travel agency employee is tasked with providing a new and unusual service to his boss. It is the delivery of a document that seems to be essential for the company to run. In this context, the precarious working conditions are contrasted with the obscurity and magnitude of the final product offered.

Nem Tudo se Desfaz How twenty cents began a conservative revolution.

Delincuente del humor

Tu enfanteras dans la do... Facing the camera, they describe " the horror ". Brutal and unwilling medical acts, performed without anesthesia. The impression of being no more than " a piece of meat ", and the pain, unbearable. " It was no longer a delivery, it was a scene of massacre, " describes a young mother, her voice white. Her testimony, bordering on sustainable, and those of several other women are at the heart of "Tu enfanteras dans la Pain". After investigating the impact of pornography on the sexuality of young girls or the suppression of prostitution in Sweden , the feminist director Ovidie continues to examine the pressures exerted on the bodies of women, this time through the prism of obstetric violence.