Black families of the Baixada Fluminense, threatened by a persistent state of police violence, protect one another's spiritual healing and search for justice; a gender fluid child searches for acceptance among families who repeatedly return him to the adoption system.

Pre-recorded Q&A with with Fernando Sousa, director of Keeping our loved ones alive (Nossos Mortos têm Voz), accompanies this screening! This talk appears at the end of this film playlist for viewing throughout the festival.