Quatro meninas

Brazil, 1887. At a boarding school in the country＇s hinterlands, eight young women decide to run away, finding shelter at an old Great House owned by a former teacher. Four of them are students, rich ladies expected to marry the most important men in the nation. The other four are their personal slaves.

Isolated from society, they develop new ways of living. The black girls announce they will no longer take orders and start exploring their true desires. The white girls adapt. Then, their hideout is discovered. The girls are captured, separated and punished. But the end of slavery is coming. Years later, they meet again, as grown, free women.