Acting from the heart, embracing our vulnerability and having an honest  relationship with ourselves and others. It documents the life story of the dancer Patrick Bruno Feliciano de Souza, a young man who lives in the center of Fortaleza and finds in the Krump street dance the hope for surviving the traumas experienced due to police violence. In parallel conversations with an evangelical pastor, Marcos Sérgio, and a transvestite artist, Sy Gomes, it approaches art, violence, and memory and reflects on the importance of knowing our truth and sharing it with the world.