One guy, two crushes, zero chill — this 39-minute romcom is messier than your group chat.
Samuel hates the idea of having a serious relationship, until he starts getting involved with Antônio. However, when he is about to admit to himself and his friends, Gabi and Moraes, that he is falling in love, he receives the news that William, his situationship's boyfriend, is back in town. This leaves him confused, unable to understand how to act, or what to do with the feelings he is also starting to feel for the newcomer.
Writing
Sharp dialogue capturing Gen Z dating paralysis.
Acting
Nàssi's frantic, endearing commitment-phobe energy.
Production
Brazilian indie authenticity over glossy studio polish.
Director
Rafael Fernando Oliveira
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Emerging from Brazil's growing indie queer cinema scene, this reflects Gen Z's rejection of traditional relationship escalators.
The 39-minute runtime isn't just budget constraints—it's deliberate, mirroring how modern connections burn bright and fast before fizzling.
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