Somewhere between documentary and fiction, this film by Pedro Pinho portrays the daily life of youths living in the Bela Vista neighbourhood of Setúbal, in the run up to the start of summer holidays. The arrival of a new girl piques curiosity, a rumour begins, there is a power cut — perhaps an accident, or a pretext for spending the night together. Selected for the Generation section at the Berlinale festival, the film — edited by Luísa Homem — forms part of a trilogy alongside Cama de Gato and Bela Vista by Filipa Reis and João Miller Guerra.