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Two boyhood chums, separated soon after sexually awakening together, re-meet as young men with unspoken sexual tensions lying between them.

A man is obsessed with John Travolta's disco dancing character from La Fièvre du samedi soir (1977).

Jimmy Five gathers his friends Monica, Maggy and Smudge to find his kidnapped dog Fluffy.

Garcia has managed to accomplish his wedding promise to his wife, Amalia: buy her a wretched farm outside the city, which is far from his wife's dream. But life turns unexpectedly as he arrives home and finds Amalia missing.

After cutting ties with his seductive neighbor, a journalist records a love-hate farewell on a cassette tape for her.

Adoniran Barbosa bears the title of greatest São Paulo samba singer of all time. Through the artist's personal collection, rare archive images and testimonials from friends and family, discover a multifaceted character who portrayed his São Paulo in songs and radio characters. Having the city as an auxiliary, the documentary draws a parallel between today's metropolis and the one lived by Adoniran.

The film is based on lyrics from the very famous Brazilian samba composer Adoniran Barbosa, following the aesthetics of his time. Notable facts and characters of his songs takes us through the story, a portrait of São Paulo city in the 50's, a place full of music, love stories and gentrification (poor people getting evicted from their places in order to build great buildings), subjects often explored in Adoniran's work, always with a good touch of humor. This way he became the 'poor people poet'. Besides putting together in a surprising way stories that are known all over Brazil, the film is a great tribute to one of the most important musicians of the country. The cast is also very special, with names like Paulo Miklos (actor and guitar player of Titãs, legendary brazilian rock band) and Gero Camilo ( who's curriculum includes City of God, Carandiru, Man on Fire), and the soundtrack brings to the audience one of the strongest and most interpretative voices in Brazilian music: Ney Matogrosso.

In the midst of a political crisis, Joao Carlos decides to make the most important decision in his life.

After more than 40 years, two Brazilian friends, Ivan and Fael, repeat the car trip from São Paulo, Brazil to Mexico, driving the same 1962 Volkswagen they drove to watch the 1970 Soccer World Cup