Fogaréu (2026)

After the death of her adoptive mother, Fernanda (Bárbara Colen) travels to the historic city of Goiás to stay with her wealthy uncle Antônio (Eucir de Souza). There, amid the clash of colonial-era mansions and encroaching agribusiness, she begins to uncover a hidden lineage that ties her to the land and its erased histories. As Fernanda presses for answers, the household's long-silenced stories — guarded by the enigmatic Mocinha (Nena Inoue) — start to surface, blurring the line between past and present.

The film weaves a personal quest with a broader portrait of a region where progress and memory are locked in a quiet, burning struggle.