Brazilian director Gustavo Vinagre scored the Teddy Award for Best Feature Film at this year’s Berlinale for this dazzling journey through a not-too-distant future. Jonata, Pedro, and Isabella — three friends in the working-class suburbs of São Paulo — each attempt to make their way in a world that’s been harshly affected by rampant capitalism, and a pandemic whose disease threatens to claim cherished memories. New friendships and first loves are prey to forgetfulness, but this trio of young queer stalwarts fight the plague via their shared experiences and collective memories. Outrageous and thought-provoking, this film brims over with humor, absurdism, and witty narrative devices that build to an unforgettable climax.