In a tropical forest, a master and his apprentice spread a species of invasive plant. From their relationships with the land, a silent tension is created between the two.

Mother, wife and daughter talk about the reality of living with the absence of a relative imprisoned.

Julia lives with her religious mother, Marta. She finds herself into a moral dilemma when she discovers she's attracted to Barbara, her church's new member.

"Cabra-Macho" discusses the stereotype of the Brazilian Northeast as being a highly sexist region, picturing the everyday of transgenders in this environment.

After years of not seeing each other, Irene meets her ex at a restaurant and he tries an unexpected rapprochement.