Two bodies covered by barbed wire, one female and one male, struggle to free themselves, in different contexts, from the social fences imposed by what is expected of a man and a woman. The scenes are interspersed with lived testimonies.

Bruno lives a psychological drama arising from a strange emotional connection with his grandfather, a former political prisoner in the 70s. Near his house, he bumps into Caio, a troubled man who does not accept his own essence. The casual encounter becomes intense and sensitive as they both expose their weaknesses, memories and melancholy.

Say It - an autofiction approaches the trajectory of a young filmmaker as he deals with the complexity of receiving an HIV-positive diagnosis on his birthday. Mixing performatic and documental narrative, the film brings information, reflections, symbols and important characters from the fight for the dignity of life, such as the emblematic slogan "Silence = Death" from the group ActUp and the speech in favor of life of activist Herbert Daniel.