Luana Xavier

The documentary "Invisible Bodies" addresses the social erasure of black female bodies from the personal and artistic experience of eleven black women, who debate identity, collective memory, ancestry, affections and motherhood. Based on interviews and performances, they assert themselves as political bodies that make their many ways of being, existing and resisting visible.

Three dangerous women incarcerated in Rio’s most corrupt prison maintain power by selling smuggled goods and drugs, but one has a target on her back.