30 years after having left Volta Seca, Marieta decides to return to her childhood village. As she is left to face her memories, she wonders about the meaning of this journey.
Six trans* people talk about their relation to dance, an art form that is fundamentally corporal and gendered - even when it doesn't seem like it at first glance! The dancing body blurs the boundaries between gender, race and time, producing pleasure in indeterminacy and opening up to new possibilities.
Chris is in a relationship with Robyn, a trans boy, but Robyn has also just started going out with non-binary Saba. Together, the three of them go to the countryside to live their passion... not without bumps on the way. Far from being a cliché about threesomes, this piece is a tender chronicle of the challenges of queer, non-monogamous relationships.
