Charcoal

Set against the backdrop of the Brazilian countryside, Charcoal follows a family dealing with the care of their bedridden patriarch. Their lives take a dark turn when a shady nurse presents a troubling proposition: to put their elder to rest in exchange for sheltering an Argentinian drug kingpin in need of a hideout.

The film's runtime is 107 minutes and it stars Maeve Jinkings, Rômulo Braga, Camila Márdila, and others. With themes that range from affectation to aggression, Charcoal presents an ambiguous narrative that challenges the viewer's moral compass. The combination of crime, drama, and thriller elements creates a gripping atmosphere that engages audiences throughout its runtime.