Today, Brazil is the country in the world that consumes the most pesticides: 5.2 liters/year per inhabitant, indiscriminately with the justification of putting a lot of food on the tables. This is a film that denounces the evils of this industry.

"Finger in the Wound" deals with the end of the social welfare state and the interruption of dreams of a better life for all in a scenario where the homicidal logic of financial capital made any alternative of social justice unfeasible.

"Poison is on the Table II" presents viable alternatives for healthy food production that respect nature, rural workers and consumers.

"Family Size Agriculture" reveals that agribusiness is not the only production modality existing in the countryside, nor that it is the most important for domestic supply and the guarantee of food security and sovereignty for the Brazilian people.