Petter Baiestorf Movies

Documentary about the damned VHS filmmaker Petter Baiestorf, author of over 100 visceral films.

Friends who intend to have a picnic at the Castle go through a bureaucratic tangle to obtain authorization for the picnic to take place. Based on the...

2020, Brazil is ruled by a military crentecracy in alliance with the great agribusiness industry and the armament industry. Free thinking has become...

The Gunslinger Nobody refuses to suck a bull's cock in Colonel Bajon's zoophilia movie, and a musical hunt begins.

Short inspired by the dramas of George Kuchar, it starred Elio Copini, Everson Schütz and Coffin Souza. Despite being an extremely homemade...

Guzzlers couple lives a surreal extreme situation of space-time and beers.

After refusing to pay their property taxes, a house of cannibals prey on the government workers who come to collect.

Three compulsive and clumsy gamblers are in debt to a loan shark and end up tortured in a basement, where they plan a desperate escape.

A short film by José Salles

The Vegetable Monster survived the shot fired at the end of Part 1. Wounded, he is saved by a shy veterinarian who is abused by the rude colonists of...

When the nephew needs to spend a day at his uncle's house, he realizes in the worst way that he is no longer the same, he is much worse than normal,...

Sinners of a rural community having his flesh melted as an atonement for his Christian offenses. A revolutionary army of two people feuding with...

An experience with fungi and, mainly, parasites.

In Brazil in the 1960s, communist pigs were tortured in the pigsties of the ultra-mega-rightist government to guarantee global democracy.

Drunken poet declaims a surreal poem.

"Acid" (1997) is an experiment with color saturation on an analog editing table. It was filmed, edited and manipulated on VHS. "Opium for the People"...

A bunch of young people spend a day in the cemetery making gothic poetry and acting evil.