Beyond the Universe

The events occur in contemporary times, reflecting current medical practices and modern orchestral life. The dialysis sessions, organ donation discussions, and audition culture ground the story in a realistic, today’s healthcare and music world. The film uses current urban rhythms and institutions to tell a timeless tale of resilience and love.

Set in São Paulo, Brazil, the story unfolds against a backdrop of a vibrant cultural scene and a major medical network. The city’s orchestral traditions and public transit corridors provide a kinetic stage for Nina’s musical journey and her encounters with fate. The hospital and train station scenes anchor the drama in real urban spaces, highlighting the contrast between art and medicine within a bustling metropolis.

🎶 Music

Music functions as healing and identity for Nina, providing a lifeline amid illness and hardship. The piano becomes a central form of expression, discipline, and hope, even as medical challenges threaten her dreams. The interplay between performance and perseverance drives the narrative forward, showing how art can sustain life under strain.

❤️ Love

Romantic connection between Nina and Gabriel evolves under extraordinary pressure, blending care, attraction, and ethical dilemmas. Their bond propels Nina to fight for her audition and his own inner growth, even as fate tests the boundaries of doctor-patient trust. Love acts as a catalyst for courage, sacrifice, and personal transformation.

⚖️ Ethics

The story probes medical ethics, from Hippocratic oath obligations to the complexities of organ donation. Gabriel’s private test to donate and the ensuing hearing reveal the tension between professional duty and personal feelings. The narrative questions how far devotion can push boundaries while still honoring obligations to patients and family.