Just Like Our Parents

Rosa (Maria Ribeiro) is in her late thirties, running a household in São Paulo with her partner Dado (Paulo Vilhena) while her mother Clarice (Clarisse Abujamra) pulls at her from one side and her daughters from the other. Laís Bodanzky puts three generations in the same rooms and lets their expectations collide. Rosa grew up the child of divorced parents in the 1970s, and she is trying to work out who she is underneath everyone's claims on her.