ELLLAS

When the VNR-64 virus devastates Curitiba, transforming the city into an epicenter of systemic collapse, fear and institutional failure, three sisters are forced to abandon their home and everything they know. As the Brazilian state fragments under the pressure of a fast-spreading neuro-rábico respiratory pathogen, communication fails, supply chains break down and violence erupts in the streets .

In the midst of this disintegration, Rebecca, Ângela and Bianca are pushed into a desperate journey across a country on the brink of total rupture. Each movement forward exposes them not only to the constant threat of infection, armed conflict and social breakdown, but also to the internal fractures of their own relationship, marked by resentment, dependency and unresolved trauma.

Their destination is São Paulo, a place rumored to still hold some form of organized resistance and possible refuge. However, the road between Curitiba and São Paulo becomes a corridor of collapse, where survival demands increasingly difficult choices. As scarcity intensifies and trust erodes, the sisters are forced to confront the limits of their bond, testing their capacity for sacrifice, cohesion and moral integrity in a world where the structures that once sustained them no longer exist.