My Mom Is a Character 3 (2019)

The film features Marcelina, a central LGBTQ+ character, whose lesbian identity and relationship are depicted with dignity and agency. The narrative focuses on her mother's process of acceptance, ultimately affirming queer love and family support in a positive light.

The film portrays Christianity, specifically Catholicism, as a deeply ingrained and respected aspect of the protagonist Dona Hermínia's identity and Brazilian culture. While her traditional values and religious practices may sometimes be a source of comedic situations, the narrative consistently frames her faith as genuine, a source of comfort, and a foundation for her moral compass, without critiquing the religion itself.