Mato Mato Mato - Canibal Filmes e as Produções de 'Horor' no Oeste de SC

The documentary delves into the history of Canibal Filmes, a production company formed by a group of teenagers in 1992. With little resources and no cinematic tradition in their region, they utilized VHS cameras to craft their horror films. This film features reports, photographs, documents, and videos that illustrate their challenges and innovative financing methods.

Mato Mato Mato highlights the creative spirit of independent cinema in Brazil's Palmitos, showcasing how the group navigated the difficulties of filmmaking in a time of stagnation. With contributions from notable figures like Airton Bratz and Elio Copini, the documentary serves as both a historical account and a tribute to grassroots filmmaking efforts in the region.