Recent studies suggest that the average adult will spend at least half of their life in front of a screen. This documentary explores how Brazilian digital influencers are using that reality to fuel activism on social issues such as racial representation, LGBTQ+ rights, feminism, and politics. Stuck at home with social media as their only tool to make their voices heard, nine influencers create content across multiple platforms, raising awareness about taboo subjects in an accessible and deconstructed way while sharing their daily lives. Through the communities they build online, they question whether our screens have become true mirrors of the souls of today’s societies.

"IT'S SO NORMAL TO BE NORMAL, ISN'T IT?" — A queer Brazilian man frames how his 'disability' makes him invisible, in this groundbreaking insight from a part of the community we don't often include—but should.

A baby is born, but does not cry. A body screams and is not heard. Paints that run in a promised future do not reach a person with a disability. Victor makes himself the canvas in a universe of absent painters.

In one night, Lucas, Luiza and Bia remember the pains and delights of being who they are.

Cast into the shadows, filmmakers with disabilities are overlooked and are forced to create their own opportunities within the film industry.

A religious cult with fake possession rituals spirals into darkness when the pastor's daughter is truly taken by an entity.

London, a disabled young adult, has built his life around fierce independence. He works as a dominant at a fetish house alongside his crippled friends Luke and Lilá. When a medical consultation offers London the chance to understand his body and disability through an exam, he faces an unexpected dilemma. He craves answers but fears a diagnosis will reduce his identity to a clinical label, threatening everything he’s fought to build.