In "Arapuca" we follow the daily life of Marcos, a man who returns to his old home to look after his father, who is in the advanced stages of a degenerative disease that prevents him from seeing the reality around him clearly. Marcos is unable to communicate with his father and this invisibility is gradually corrupting him, mainly because it prevents him from finding answers to something that has been bothering him for a long time in their relationship.

Three characters in different locations in Brazil wait until the end of the final match of the 1950 World Cup.

Sônia believes that not being young was the predominant factor for her husband's infidelity. In her solitude, she begins a search for self-esteem and self-awareness. For the first time, she allows herself pleasure and confronts internal taboos that had never been awakened before.