The Riverbank (2026)
Izaquiel, black and gay, has been working in an old street cinema for a few years. The cinema's situation is not going well and its owner finds himself pressured into subletting it to an evangelical congregation. That's when Izaquiel finds himself drawn into a spiral of persecution and control by the new tenants, religious extremists.
Directors: Matheus Farias, Enock Carvalho.
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Caique Copque as |
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Ítalo Martins as |
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Artia Lauandah as |
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Renna Costa as |
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Robério Diógenes as |
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Isis Broken as |
| Directing | Matheus Farias | Director |
| Writing | Matheus Farias | Writer |
| Directing | Enock Carvalho | Director |
| Writing | Enock Carvalho | Writer |
| Camera | Luciana Baseggio | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Matheus Farias | Editor |
| Editing | Will Domingos | Editor |
| Sound | Moabe Filho | Sound |
| Sound | Guma Farias | Sound |
| Production | Enock Carvalho | Producer |
| Production | Matheus Farias | Producer |
| Production | Maurício Macêdo | Producer |
| Production | Flavia Oertwig | Co-Producer |
| Production | Silvia Cruz | Co-Producer |
| Production | Leticia Friedrich | Co-Producer |
| Production | Maurício Macêdo | Executive Producer |
| Production | Christophe Lafont | Associate Producer |
| Production | Iván Eibusyc | Associate Producer |
