Almost Nothing

The film presents three distinct stories. In "Foice," a weeder rises to lead his group, inciting envy from a close friend. "Veneno" follows a cowboy plagued by sleeplessness as he anticipates revenge from a past enemy. Finally, in "Machado," a quiet rose maker chooses to extinguish his wife's joy of living.

With a runtime of 100 minutes, Almost Nothing delves into themes of envy, revenge, and the weight of personal choices against the backdrop of rural Brazil. The film's exploration of strong emotions and interpersonal conflicts makes it a unique entry in the drama and crime genres.