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The Spanish journalist Jose Manuel Serrano Cueto, author of the book "Horrormania", goes deep into an evil and dangerous underworld for an interview with a legendary "scream queen".

A mysterious substance is brought from Europe to Brazil. Accidentally spreads to the pumbling system of the building where the couple Laerte and Monica live. The unknown properties of the substance of the Old World are revealed when the couple find themselves like prey-predator.

Two of my favorite films, A Movie by Bruce Conner and Fireworks by Kenneth Anger, include Respighi's “Pini di Roma” in their soundtrack, contrasting the epic of the music with the hilarious images. In the tradition of my favorite filmmakers, this is a film in the glory of the super-8 splendor, with some of the tricks and effects preferred by amateur filmmakers when playing with the camera.

A little boy is having trouble falling asleep because there are monsters in his bedroom

In a bar, there is a table where there is a lonely woman who spends her sorrows with a drink. On the other hand we see the bar of the room, where there is a man that does not stop talking to his companion. This man is under drugs influence and his knowledge in cinema will make him go in a non-stop talking .The lives, both of him, and the woman at the table, will intersect in a night where the zombies will begin to appear in the place

Every day is the same as the previous ones, you wonder what you did wrong, and you think that the next year you will be able to improve things. Maybe you need a break, escape for a few seconds... If you had that possibility, wouldn't you take it even though it took away part of your life?

Based on an unpublished poem of the same name by Nuria Vil, *Delincuente* recreates an atmosphere inspired by the life of "La Maradona," the leader of a youth crime gang in 1980s Vigo. The author draws from quinqui cinema and various literary references of the time, which inspired her to use art as a means to reflect social changes.

A female puppet appears locked in a room, lying on the floor and immobile. Through various experiences, strings begin to attach to her body, and her movements gradually become more fluid. Each string is associated with a scene related to an aspect of women's social issues, such as the body, equality, or gender.

A woman visits the old family home where she grew up, before it vanishes and a new development is built in its place. But she is not alone in the house.

A young girl travels to the old house of a relative to be in solitude. She spends her time alone playing, writing and sleeping.

A young woman wonders through a forest when she encounters a light, suddenly she feels drawn into it.

During an extravagant gathering of friends, the atmosphere slowly becomes charged with tension and discussions begin to arise. Gradually, the conflicts give way to a surreal spectacle, where music takes control and completely transforms the surroundings. Logic vanishes, leading the attendees on a hypnotic and abstract journey, where every note and movement intertwine in a fascinating dance.

Commissioned for the 1993 Xacobeo, a love story between a werewolf and a mermaid is an excuse to show different aspects of Galician culture.

Jeremy and Tom Fidgerald are two conspiracy-minded cousins ​​and beekeepers who believe the company they work for is a front for aliens who are exploiting Earth's resources. Jeremy and his cousin take action on climate change, kidnapping the company's CEO to force her to admit she's an alien and establish contact with their mothership. The short film addresses the exploitation of resources by large corporations and encourages people to take climate action, even though it's not always possible.

"Life in the clouds" tells a part of the protagonist's life, Q, above the clouds with his pet. In an age of uncertainty and loneliness for Q, they suddenly meet Y, a foreigner of a similar race. Friendship and some feelings soon flourish.

Yellow is born. Color psychology will attribute qualities to it that will determine how Yellow interacts with the world.

A character living in an aseptic environment finds himself forced to renew his relationship with the earth. Throughout a profound dance, the Earth envelops him and then he undergoes metamorphosis.

Two of my favorite films, A Movie by Bruce Conner and Fireworks by Kenneth Anger, include Respighi's “Pini di Roma” in their soundtrack, contrasting the epic of the music with the hilarious images. In the tradition of my favorite filmmakers, this is a film in the glory of the super-8 splendor, with some of the tricks and effects preferred by amateur filmmakers when playing with the camera.

A film about magic and the telluric. A spell to protect a home and bid farewell to another.

Fiercewolf is always hungry, although his philosophy of life does not allow him to work hard to satisfy that need.

6 Months after the last event, Max gets up and realizes that he is on a Christmas day, in his journey he finds a little strange companions who will help him find the perfect Christmas gift.

May 1970. In Yungay, a town in the mountains of Peru, the quiet life of Mateo, an eleven-year-old boy, and that of his inseparable dog, Lepanto, is altered when they begin to perceive strange things around them. Shortly after, a huge 7.8 magnitude earthquake hits the region, causing an avalanche that buries the entire town.

A young woman listens to music on an old walkman that she finds, but is harassed by an poltergeist.

The world we know has changed... Now, we live in Yuggoth.

Two teenagers, trapped in the horrible place where they were born, try to escape from a world in black and white and look for a world in color.

An epic tale about the legend of the historical figure Don Pelayo. Set to a rock rhythm, it tells and illustrates how Asturian rebels led by Don Pelayo faced an army in the mountains of Covadonga (722 AD). In the moments before the battle, Don Pelayo recalls how, in his youth, a hermit pleaded for the life of a thief who was about to be executed for stealing. Thanks to Don Pelayo's forgiveness and for keeping the cave of Covadonga pure, the hermit prophesied that, in the future, this place would be his refuge and the Virgin of Covadonga his protector.

After the farewell of her only friend in the village, Rosa closes in on herself writing poems in the woods. One day she realizes that her verses transform the environment, ending up materializing in real life. Rosa will make use of this chance to see her deepest desires come true.

Diego, a young man with addiction problems, considers ending his life, but his great fear of dying prevents him from doing so—until he sees a television advertisement for "Happy Suicide," a service that organizes suicides for couples. When he arrives at the location, Diego meets his partner, Saúl, a good-natured clown; both are eager to end their lives. What they don't expect is to find that they have only been given one bullet, so they begin to debate who deserves to die more.

Vera is a sensitive and creative teenager who has run away from home. On her lonely journey in search of affection and a real home, an imaginary presence accompanies her.