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In feudal Japan in the 19th century, peasant Ayumi struggles to protect Ren, her great love, pursued by a corrupt tyrant, after his father, the head of the village, denounced him for abusive tax collection in the hamlet. They circumvent death, unite an entire village, fight samurai and still face the cold and looters, on the dangerous journey towards the Monastery of Soheis (warrior monks), where they seek refuge and training to obtain justice.
A century later, Ayumi is Ana, a newly formed forest engineer, descended from wealthy generations of cattle ranchers in Valença, Rio de Janeiro, who travels to the Amazon to implant in her family's lands an innovative agricultural technique that recovered the landscapes spent by livestock in her hometown. Upon arriving in Paragominas she is surprised by the discovery of illegal logging on her farm. When investigating the environmental crime Ana rediscovers Ren, who in this life is Antônio, an astute and influential lawyer. He helps her investigate and punish the culprits, while your growing feelings show that there is an even greater mystery between the two.
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Where Ideas Connect and Projects Come to Life.
Coalition Point brings together Literature, cultural and audiovisual production, technology, the nonprofit sector, and psychoanalysis, expanding opportunities and turning ideas into impactful projects. One example is Felicidade é Amar (Happiness Is to Love), which began as a social initiative to encourage the adoption of older children and teenagers and evolved into a feature film. More than a portfolio, Coalition Point is a space for creativity, collaboration, and opportunity, where knowledge, sensitivity, and experience turn ideas into reality.
About Branca Duboc Pedrinha
I was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1975. I hold degrees in Business Administration from Fluminense Federal University (UFF) and Journalism from FACHA.
I have been working as an SAP MM specialist for approximately 25 years and as an IT Project Manager for the past seven years. I am grateful for the career that provides my livelihood.
Alongside my professional work, I continue to pursue my dreams, developing and implementing projects in the nonprofit sector, as well as creating works for theater, television, cinema, and literature.
I am also a student and member of IBRAPSI – the Brazilian Institute of Psychoanalysis, where I am pursuing the three pillars of psychoanalytic training: theoretical study, personal analysis, and clinical supervision.
In 2012, I founded Instituto Brasil Justo (IBJ), a nonprofit organization dedicated to social and environmental initiatives. My work in the Brazilian Amazon strengthened my ties with traditional communities and led to projects selected for funding and sponsorship by Petrobras, the Brazilian Federal Government, Fundação Banco do Brasil, BNDES, and the Amazon Fund between 2013 and 2017.
IBJ - Instituto Brasil Justo
Cultural and Audiovisual
For over ten years, I have been writing—finding in it relief, refuge, a sense of fulfillment, a mission, and a life purpose. I create content for diverse audiences across various formats. By 2026, I have a diverse portfolio including ten original works—completed and adapted into stage plays, feature films, fiction series, animated works, and literary publications. Some of them with writing partners: Paulo (my son) and Flávio (my man), specifically to the books.
Duboc Teatro & Films
In 2019, she founded Duboc Teatro & Filmes, a company dedicated to the creation and production of theater and audiovisual content. In 2021, she competed internationally with the series project "Entre Vidas," which won awards at festivals in the United States, Canada, and England. By 2026, her diverse portfolio included ten original works—completed and adapted for stage plays, feature films, fiction series, animation, and literature. A notable highlight is "Felicidade é Amar" (Happiness Is Loving); the project won a public grant and was filmed that same year.
