A collection of three Portuguese short films by Ary Zara (Um Caroço de Avocado), Aurélie Oliveira Pernet (As Sacrificadas) and Pedro Cabeleira (By Flávio), which proposes different possibilities for being a woman nowadays.

Lisbon is the paradise lost where Eva finds herself imprisoned to an unwanted pregnancy.

Márcia is a social media pro and knows all the best poses and filters for perfect selfies. Her son Flávio helps her to take photos of herself. This is how she manages to hook up with famous rapper Da Reel Chullz on Instagram. She is not about to turn him down when he asks her out on a date – even if no one can be found to look after Flávio. A refreshing portrait of a single mother who knows how to work things out.

A film about the egocentric and superficial youth and the evermore consumerist society.

In a small Brazilian town, a man's life is destroyed by a devastating event, leading him to seek revenge against the individuals responsible. With rage as his driving force, he embarks on a relentless pursuit, facing numerous challenges along the way.

Letters from Childhood follows the journey of a young protagonist as they navigate the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The movie explores topics such as coming-of-age, LGBT experiences, and the power of heartfelt letters in connecting people.

Fragments of light and shade in the lives of a truck driver spiraling downward, his caring wife and their oblivious daughter.