An intimate encounter between two women—one is an indigenous Mbyá-Guarani filmmaker, the other a non-indigenous visual artist and anthropologist. As they film each other, they set up a confrontation between ethnographic and indigenous filmmaking, putting the two in tension with each other.

Two directors meet and document their conversations with great empathy and tenderness. Building intimacy without relinquishing broader socio-political commentaries, they explore the intersections between art, feminism and the power relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous people in Brazil.