Burning Dry Bush

The protagonist Léa tells us the story of the Quebradas gas station, a real-life plot like a movie that echoes on the walls of the "Hive", the women's prison in Brasilia, Brazil's Federal District. The film blends the boundaries between documentaries and feature films, with non-professional actors playing themselves. It was shot in a real environment with a strong cinematic feel. The flickering lights and arid landscape are reminiscent of the atmosphere of a Western movie. The directors firmly believe that when fiction is stripped away, the most important thing that remains is the most real life.