In 2011, Daniel Nolasco moved to Rio de Janeiro to start college, leaving behind his small hometown in the countryside. He was the first in a group of queer friends to leave home. Ten years later, none of those friends live there anymore. Some of them have passed away; others have also left. The town is called Catalão, a place everyone says is too good to live in.
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Year: 2026
Country: Brazil, Germany
Language: portuguese
Subtitles: english
With: Guilherme Théo, Geovaldo Souza, Lucas Drummond, Aivan, Marcelo Camargo, Ronaldo Martins, Karvalio, Serge Bear, João Bennett, Cecília Brito, Dudu Soares, Álvaro Sobral, Del Neto, Felipe Oliveira, Helder Amorim
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Daniel Nolasco
Brazil
Daniel Nolasco (Catalão, Brazil) studied Film and Audiovisual Media at the Universidade Federal Fluminense, and History at the Universidade Federal de Goiás. After making several short films, he directed his first feature-length documentary “Paulistas”, which premiered at DOK Leipzig. “Dry Wind” (2020), his first fiction feature film, made its debut at the Panorama Section at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival.