Livramento

Lillah Halla

In a small summer school on the border between Brazil and Uruguay, four girls share the discoveries of adolescence and their expectations for the future. Immersed in a restrictive educational program that only prepares them to be efficient housewives, they long for the possibility of another destiny. When the institution goes into crisis, the arrival of Ana, a young educator, encourages them to take the school’s future into their own hands. It is in this complicity that they find the courage to carry out their personal revolutions. Francisca must face the death of her grandmother. Caro secretly dreams of a profession. Isadora wants to follow a different path than her mother. Lorena faces her desire for a girl.