Arthur and Lígia are a young couple struggling under the weight of professional frustrations, social expectations, and constant comparisons to the idealized lives portrayed on social media. While Arthur fights to establish himself as a teacher, Lígia feels trapped in a stagnant and unfulfilling routine.

The love that once brought them together begins to erode under resentment and emotional pressure. During a heated argument, they exchange cruel words and impulsively wish they had never met.

Soon after, strange occurrences begin to unfold — electrical disturbances, unexplained noises, and a growing sense that reality itself is unraveling. As they attempt to reconcile, Arthur and Lígia are forced to confront the consequences of their choices, the void of absence, and the impossibility of undoing the past.

Blending drama, suspense, and fantasy, Your Wish Is My Command explores the power of words, the fragility of human relationships, and the tragic dimension of desire.

After meeting Aninha during a job interview, Osmar decides to visit her family in the rural village where she lives. At the end of the day, despite Aninha’s uneasy warnings, he prepares to return to the city. It’s the weekend — and the last bus leaves at 7 p.m.

In a stroke of bad luck, Osmar misses the bus by less than a minute. Frustrated and alone on the roadside, he is left stranded as night falls. As darkness settles in, Aninha’s warnings begin to make sense.

A growing sense of dread takes hold. The air feels heavy with an unspoken threat, and Osmar’s subconscious begins to surface with buried fears and anxieties.

After hours of tension, he finally manages to get a ride. But almost immediately, he realizes that something is deeply wrong with one of the passengers. Deep down, all he wants is to be out of that car — alive.

And when the long-awaited moment to escape finally arrives, the truth proves to be far more terrifying than he ever imagined.