Raticide

The film follows Carlos as he faces an unexpected invasion of his belongings by a rat, leading to a night filled with tension and introspection. This narrative serves as a metaphor for the struggles of reclaiming one's personal space in the face of unforeseen challenges.

As the second work by João Niza Ribeiro screened at Curtas, Raticide continues to showcase his distinctive storytelling style. With Paulo Barboza in the lead role, the film provides a focused character study, making it a thought-provoking piece in the drama genre.

For collectors interested in contemporary international cinema, Raticide provides an opportunity to explore modern themes through a unique lens. The film's narrative and its exploration of everyday life elevate it beyond typical drama offerings.