Wood & Stock: Sex, Oregano and Rock'n'Roll

The story follows the hippies Wood and Stock as they navigate the transition from the euphoric 1970s to a more grounded reality focused on family and work. This shift sets the stage for a new rock band that could reignite the vibrant spirit of the past. The film is rich in themes of peace, love, and the struggles of maintaining a countercultural identity in changing times.

Directed by Otto Guerra, the film features voices from notable artists such as Rita Lee, Janaína Kremer, and Tom Zé. The animation style and comedic elements cater to fans of both the animation genre and those who appreciate the unique storytelling of Brazilian cinema. As a piece of cultural commentary, it reflects on the joys and challenges of a generation seeking to hold onto their ideals while adapting to the demands of everyday life.