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A history of the Spanish Transition told in first person by the main protagonists: on the one hand, the politicians, idealistic or merely opportunistic, who brought it to a successful conclusion in the tribunes and offic
The second play, O Homem I, is about the vigorous embrace of the winner, the Celtic European Colonizer, copulating with the defeated, with the slaves from the ships, forming the "Typeless-Brazilian" type. Mixtures of all
In Brazil in the 1960s, communist pigs were tortured in the pigsties of the ultra-mega-rightist government to guarantee global democracy.
In this third volume, Mara Maravilha infects everyone with her charisma and talent, transmitting love and peace. There are ten songs that will make the crowd move.
In the story, the wise Master Aí is responsible for training young Tainá to one day become the Guardian of the Amazon. And in this adventure, she will meet special friends: Catu, Pepe, and Suri. Different and inseparable
Exclusive record of the filming of Central do Brasil in Vitória da Conquista in 1997. The ProVídeo Uesb team had access to the backstage, testimonies from the team, actors and director Walter Sales, keeping unique moment
Being responsible for all stages of the production of an album, Deck contributed to the success of artists such as Pitty, Sorriso Maroto and Cachorro Grande. The film “Tudo Pela Música” tells the story of this business
Documentary aimed at the discussion of gender diversity, class and race within São Paulo’s LGBTQI+ community.
When he became a teenager, Roberto decided that he no longer wanted to attend his parents' church. This created a serious problem with his father, who began to constantly threaten him with the verses he made up in the na
A poetic movie about the Civil War in Mozambique.
Omô Inã, os Filhos do Fogo is a short film that respectfully and sensitively documents the daily life of a Candomblé terreiro, revealing the symbolic strength of acarajé, the meaning of the offerings and the social role
Only six elders of the Manoki population in the Brazilian Amazon still speak the indigenous language, an imminent risk of losing the means by which they communicate with their spirits. Although this is a difficult subjec
