In a potpourri of sparkles, musical numbers and documentary interview, Bistro Girls uses animation to explore the unescapable passion that drives artists, no matter their walk of life.

A group of female students interview fellow workers in the audiovisual industry, and through an innovative montage and an unknown voice over, they manage to tell their experiences, encouraging other women and dissidents to raise their voices.

Forced to be a servant to a white woman, an Afro-Colombian orphaned girl dreams of freedom, a normal childhood, and a pair of roller-skates.

Renee grew up waiting for her happily ever after. At least, that's what her mother promised her. But what happens if you marry Prince Charming only to find he's a Monster? Pregnant and living in a foreign land, Renee must decide to stay with her husband or leave him. The decision is hers alone to make.

A scientist seeks answers by observing the world through the lens of her microscope.

The documentary shows the involvement of the LGBTQI + community in the 2nd July 2019 Parade, Bahia Independence Day, at times focusing on the balizas’ performances, at times focusing on the audience that’s there to watch those performances. Over 16 years, they gather at the Rosário’s Church region, at Avenida Sete de Setembro, Salvador-BA-BRA, and get thrilled with the baliza’s performances. All of this makes this place be called “The Sassy Territory”. With the special guest Jean Wyllys, Human Rights Ativist, the film has two central characters, Diana Souza and Gabriel Vilasboas.