Celso Innocente

Regis is only nine years old and has suddenly found himself in a totally different place than he was used to. What could have happened? He knows that in a few hours he was in his world and that then he found himself in a house he had never been to, with a family he had never known. In search of answers he then walks through familiar streets that have been completely changed and finds the house that he knows well, is his house. But why is everything so different, so transformed? Where did your parents and siblings go? Who are those people he comes across? It's his city, it's his life, but nothing is the same. Had he entered a time machine and traveled to the future? He was sure that he had never embarked on any type of transport or tele transport, in addition to that, science itself explains that a time travel, especially to the future, will never happen, mainly because: how could anyone travel to a place that doesn't exist yet? However it is there and it may seem easy and fun to enter the era of happy childhood, the era of advanced games, cell phones of incredible perfection, hyper-fast processing computers, television and cinema in almost real images. But how could he adapt to a world that was not his, in drastic transformations, from concrete buildings, to a family totally different from the one he knew with children who shouldn't have been born, aging parents, absent brothers , school transformed, friends that disappeared, fields that became concrete. Beware of what you may wish for, as such wish may come true.

Celso Innocente

From an unusual encounter with an old friend from his childhood, Mr. Regis will begin to live the greatest adventure of his life. An old man whom he would never have thought he would meet again in this world will grant him a passport for the most splendid journey of his entire life, to which by the laws of physics it would be quite impossible to happen. With this, seeking to relive the lost childhood time, Regis manages, as in this impossible magic pass, to return to his little time when he imagined he was happy without knowing it. However, upon returning, he would have forgotten some small details, among them the reunion with himself and that he would not only relive his moments as a happy child, therefore, he would take the opportunity to try to fix the unpleasant things that caused trauma in his adult life. , but Regis also knew that he would have to be careful with what he wanted to change, because as his mind evolved over time, he knows the old saying that says “don't touch the past so you don't suffer drastic consequences in your present and especially in the future”. Therefore, he realizes that, although in the body and desires of an innocent child, his mind remains that of a responsible adult and he sees himself with the obligation to take care, in addition to himself, of his completely immature self, due to the real young age.

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Clara dá aulas de português para estrangeiros e faz magia desde pequena. Joana só sabe da primeira parte. Até aparecer para um café dizendo que visitou a escola onde a amiga trabalha, numa cidade que não aparece no mapa. A primeira pista está num material didático: alguém está ensinando pessoas comuns a encontrar lugares mágicos sem explicar o que vão descobrir. Os percursos levam a uma biblioteca fechada, documentos alterados e moradores que não querem ver suas casas transformadas em cenário de exercício. Com a confiança da amiga abalada, Clara precisa descobrir quem está distribuindo aquelas instruções e por quê. E explicar há quanto tempo vinha deixando Joana do lado de fora.

worrel

A photography student opens a metal box forgotten at the back of his grandfather's closet. Inside: old negatives, notebooks his grandfather never let anyone read, a sheet music dedicated to someone no one in the family knows, and a little red beanie that, after thirteen years stored away, is still warm. The grandfather can no longer travel. The answers stayed in the North, in a village that may not even exist anymore. So the grandson goes in his place, in the middle of the Círio de Nazaré, with a camera, a best friend who refuses to stay home, and the feeling that some photos hold more than they show. Twelve photos. Eleven empty places. And what was left out of the frame.

jonasexistiu

For years, Lídia Sampaio considered the dogs of Jacarandás Street an assault on civilized coexistence. So when a morning dawns without a single bark, her first reaction is gratitude. The gratitude, however, does not last long. In Vila Olaria, animals begin to disappear, inexplicable marks appear on the walls, and certain houses begin to harbor spaces that should never exist. While the residents seek explanations reasonable enough to continue their routines, Lídia discovers that there are far worse inconveniences than a noisy neighborhood. Between supernatural horror, everyday absurdity, and the melancholy of small absences, the tale investigates what we have learned to ignore, especially when its warnings blend with the usual noises of life.

Jean Carlos

Helena Montenegro tinha tudo o que sempre sonhou: uma família amorosa, amigos verdadeiros e um namorado perfeito. Mas uma noite foi suficiente para destruir sua felicidade. Após um misterioso acidente que tira a vida de Gabriel, Helena sobrevive inexplicavelmente, sem nenhum ferimento. É então que sua avó revela um segredo guardado por gerações: ela é descendente de uma das bruxas mais poderosas da história. Em uma cidade onde vampiros, lobisomens e bruxas vivem escondidos entre os humanos, Helena descobrirá que sua sobrevivência não foi um milagre. E que algumas verdades são mais perigosas do que a própria morte.