A Primeira Missa ou Tristes Tropeços, Enganos e Urucum

This film follows a stressed film director who is in the midst of filming a reenactment of Brazil's first mass. Set against the backdrop of the Atlantic Forest, the story takes a surreal turn when three strange agents interrupt the production, confiscating the filmed negatives. The director's paranoia escalates as he questions whether these agents are from the government, jeopardizing his film's completion.

The film stands out not only for its narrative but also for being directed by a woman, which adds an important layer to the representation in Brazilian cinema. With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film blends both drama and comedy, making it a thought-provoking piece. The cast includes notable actors such as Dagoberto Feliz and Fernanda Montenegro, contributing to the film's depth and appeal.