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Neguinho (2020)
Character: Professora
Jessica has little time to be a mother. It is on public transport - on the way between Nova Iguaçu and the South Zone of Rio - that she spends most of her time with her son Zeca. Young and black, Jéssica is always in a hurry: in addition to being a single mother, she is also a university student and intern at an advertising agency. Nothing comes easy for her. A former public school student, Zeca now has a scholarship to an elite school in Gávea, but he is no longer the happy, communicative child he once was.
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De Cabral a George Floyd: Onde Arde o Fogo Sagrado da Liberdade (2020)
Character: Self
Through clippings, the film draws a narrative line between the construction of racism in Brazil and the United States, having as base the European invasion of the continent, police violence, the genocide of the black people, the massacre of indigenous peoples, religious violence, the criminalization of funk music, structural racism in art and education, the importance of quota policy and the need urgent historical repair as a commitment by the Brazilian state to the black people.
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Ave Maria (2022)
Character: Ana
After the early death of her father, Maria spends a year away from her family. On Christmas Eve, she returns and the reunion with her home, mother, siblings and grandmother rekindles memories and reconnects relationships.
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Alemão (2014)
Character: Leticia
Five undercover cops at Complexo do Alemão, one of Rio de Janeiro's most dangerous areas, have their covers blown by drug dealers. Arrested, they wait execution or to be rescued by police forces that would risk expose a larger operation.
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Xuxa Requebra (1999)
Character: Bailarina (não creditado)
Nena, a journalist and former student of the Two Hearts dance academy, tries to stop the school from being sold to a group of drug dealers. She trains a group to win the Requebra dance contest that would give them the necessary money to carry their plans.
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Luccas Neto em: A Babá Operação Game Over (2024)
Character: N/A
Luccas takes part in a crazy competition to try and babysit for a weekend at the home of the biggest video game developer in the world. Everything to experience first-hand the newest game created by the entrepreneur. Luccas Neto is here to stay, just accept it
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Antes Que Eu Me Esqueça (2017)
Character: Advogada Bianca
At 80, Polidoro decides to demolish the stability of his comfortable life as a retired judge and become owner of a strip club.
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Orfeu (1999)
Character: Bacantes
Orfeu is a popular composer from a samba school. He lives in the favela and falls madly in love when he meets Euridice, a newcomer to the neighborhood. But the local drug boss Lucinho stands between them and will drastically change both their lives.
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Fé Para o Impossível (2025)
Character: Médica Socorrista da Ambulância
American pastor Renee Murdoch, who lives in Rio de Janeiro, was tragically attacked during a run in September 2012. Hospitalized in a critical condition and with minimal prospects of recovery, she received the full support of her family and her husband Philip, who shared Renee's struggle with the world, hoping to bring together as many people as possible in prayer for her recovery.
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Detetive Madeinusa (2021)
Character: Larissa
A bumbling new detective is hired by a billionaire lobbyist to investigate the theft of a prized ox. To unravel the peculiar case, he forms an unbeatable team with his assistant Uóston, the waitress and psychic Marcela, the detective accessories store clerk Larissa and the hacker Zuleide. Together, they embark on a fun investigation.
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Dá Licença de Contar (2015)
Character: Iracema
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'.
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