Dennison Ramalho and Fabíula Nascimento, director and actress of “Morto Não Fala”, discuss the challenges of making a horror film that uses the horrors of everyday life as its subject matter.

Antonio Pitanga and Ana Flavia Cavalcanti, actors in “Casa de Antiguidades”, comment on the film’s approach, which deals with racial hatred that is present at all times in Brazilian reality.

Helio de La Peña, screenwriter, producer and actor, and Jeferson De, director and screenwriter of “Correndo Atrás”, comment on the choice of addressing a humorous perspective on black men.

Alessandra Negrini and Lírio Ferreira, actress and director of “Acqua Movie”, talk about the influence of “Árido Movie” on this project and the importance of the film as a historical record of our time.

Johnny Massaro and Clara Choveaux, actors in “The First Soldiers”, talk about the film’s approach to the beginning of the HIV epidemic – the virus that causes AIDS – in the 1980s.

Chico Díaz and Vinícius Reis, actor and director of “Homem Onça”, comment on the film’s balance between the political theme of the privatization process in Brazil and the personal dramas of this period.

Everaldo Pontes and João Pedro Zappa, actors in “Noites de Alface”, comment on the creative process with director Zeca Ferreira and the importance of auteur cinema for Brazilian culture.

Renata Pinheiro and Luciano Pedro Jr, director and actor of “Carro Rei”, comment on the film’s relationship with social changes in Brazil and the importance of youth in the search for a sustainable society.

Camilo Cavalcante and Fernando Teixeira, director and actor of “King Kong Em Assunción”, remember the talent of actor Andrade Júnior, who passed away in 2019, and comment on the strong presence of improvisation in the film.

Juliana Lohmann and Gláucia Camargos, actress and producer of “A Última Chance”, talk about the latest fictional work by filmmaker Paulo Thiago and his ability to communicate with the cast.

Nathalia Dill and Lívia de Bueno, actresses from “Paraísos Artificiais”, comment on the process of creating the film based on the cast’s improvisation and recall behind-the-scenes stories.

Malu Mader and Lorena Comparato, actresses from “Boca De Ouro”, comment on their relationship with the work of Nelson Rodrigues and highlight the differences between the new version and the classic by Nelson Pereira dos Santos.

Simone Spoladore and Marcela Lordy, actress and director of “The Book of Pleasures”, highlight the challenges of adapting Clarice Lispector’s work and comment on the work of constructing the protagonist.