A queer Brazilian man frames how his 'disability' makes them invisible, in this groundbreaking insight from a part of the community we don't often include, but should.
2 young students return to their college after their finished class to recover a forgotten object, but something will make one of them return different.
Emiliano Cunha is the director of the award winning short films The Dog (2011, co-direction with Abel Roland), selected for over 50 international film festivals, and A Cup of Coffee and Wait (2013), selected for over 30, including selections for the Huesca International Film Festival and the Gramado International Film Festival for both films. He also directed the short film Wolves (2012, co-direction with Abel Roland), the TV series Horizonte B (Netflix license), and A Benção (post-production). Under Clear and Innocent Waters (2016) was selected for the 58th Zinebi, in Bilbao, Spain. Lane 4 (2019), his debut in feature films, premiered in Festival de Cine de Cartagena 2019. Emiliano graduated in Cinema and has a Master’s Degree in Film, with his research concerning Flux Cinema