Vicios en la cocina

A quiet, observational documentary that reveals the uneasy intimacy and power imbalances inside Brazilian households through the eyes of children.

A brief, earnest propaganda documentary that presents its vision of social change with calm, official confidence.

A sober, talk-heavy discussion of feminist filmmaking and housework that feels more like a seminar than a movie.

A quiet, sincere portrait that drifts between many women's everyday lives, feeling philosophical and gently moving rather than dramatic.

A quiet, observational portrait that asks patience as it traces one man's working life and political past.

A brisk, intimate collage of women speaking plainly to camera, by turns playful and pointed, inviting you to listen rather than judge.

A reflective, conversation-driven look back at a movement's faces and voices, equal parts nostalgic warmth and unresolved frustration.

An intimate, reflective documentary that feels like reading personal letters, warm and thoughtful as it explores friendship and family.

A patient, observational look at grinding labor and the brief joy that punctuates it, quietly sad and quietly alive.

A quiet, observant slice of morning routine that quietly reveals the class and gender lines running through ordinary suburban life.

Quiet, testimony-driven documentary that listens closely to women recalling mining lives, feeling intimate and unhurried.

A quiet, urgent documentary that immerses you in the daily struggle of women workers, leaving a lingering sense of injustice and resolve.