Devil's Guitar

In 'Devil's Guitar,' Alex, an unsuccessful country musician, returns to his hometown in Brazil's midlands. The village faces challenges from industrial agriculture that threatens its original forests and traditional ways of life. Alex dreams of becoming a skilled musician like his father, Lázaro, a guitar player burdened by debts and religious obligations.

As local rumors suggest that Lázaro’s debts may not be with the saints, but with the devil, Alex's journey delves into local practices and beliefs. This narrative combines the elements of música sertaneja with a dramatic quest for redemption and identity, making it a significant exploration of cultural themes.