In development. Silent Winds, an immersive installation by Chris Agnese and Cecilia Carvalhal (https://www.ceciliacarvalhal.com), weaves together personal archives, symbolic ritual, and sound to reflect on the evolving experience of womanhood as a process of healing, memory, and identity reclamation.

When a Brazilian-Venezuelan playwright and performer living in the U.S. struggles to find her voice, a series of encounters with immigrant women sparks a poetic journey through memory, language, and collective healing.
This short poetic documentary, created in collaboration with Luciana Fins (https://lucianafins.com) , received support from a grant by Phoenix Art and Culture

In development — When a filmmaker revisits forgotten footage from a documentary abandoned over a decade ago, a new journey begins—one that blurs the lines between memory, loss, and the stories left unfinished.

This documentary feature film is supported by a grant from The Puffin Foundation and is a co-production between Brazil, United States, Angola, and Portugal.

Fiscal Sponsor - The Funding Studio https://thefundingstudio.org

Writer Leticia Simões https://www.imdb.com/pt/name/nm4293700/

Producer Chaiana Furtado https://www.chaianafurtado.com

A TV music program by Canal Bis — Experimente offers a deep dive into Brazil’s emerging music scene, spotlighting breakthrough artists who are shaping the country’s sound before they hit the mainstream.

Donkeys— In Brazil’s Northeast, the donkey was once the loyal companion of the Sertão man—gentle, tireless, and inseparable in their labor. Today, replaced by motorcycles and left to roam abandoned, donkeys now pose a major risk on roads, becoming one of the leading causes of traffic accidents in the region.
This short documentary won Best Cinematography at the Amazon Film Festival.

An initiative that promotes sustainable development through authentic voices, innovative ideas, and simple everyday actions. By highlighting small but meaningful projects, it aims to inform, inspire, and encourage people to reflect on their impact and become agents of change.

This short documentary series was created in partnership with Canal OFF and Grupo Sal

Living Play, a short documentary series for television, reveals childhood unfolding through branches, stones, leaves, and dreams. Children reinvent the world with what nature offers and the magic of imagination. Across seven playful encounters, the series celebrates play as an ancestral, living, and essential language—a gentle invitation to rediscover the beauty of simplicity and the wisdom of youth.

A branded content commercial — Corra para Mudar follows runners who turn every step into an act of resistance, transformation, and power—proving that change isn’t just possible, it’s already in motion.