78.4 FM

Set in the late 1980s, 78.4 FM follows Manuel and Alfredo, two young broadcasters at a pirate radio station in their village. With a runtime of 15 minutes, the film delves into Manuel's internal conflict after learning about Alfredo's internship at an official radio station. The narrative captures the essence of youth, music fandom, and the LGBTQ+ experience in Portuguese cinema.

The film's setting in a small, intimate radio station allows for a personal exploration of relationships and aspirations during a vibrant decade. The characters navigate their dreams and the realities of broadcasting, making it a poignant reflection of their time. Tiago Amorim's direction brings to life the struggles of maintaining their passion for radio amidst the pressures of adulthood and love.