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Testimony in first person of the Chilean human rights leader Mireya García about the history of her family and the break that meant, personally and nationally, the 1973 Civic-Military Strike. It's the story of a family, and through it, history of her country in the last 45 years.

A 1923 film.

Antonio Ramón Ramón, originally from Andalusia, takes it upon himself to avenge the death of his brother and of hundreds of workers murdered in a strike in Chile in 1907, when the army opened fire against the crowd of twenty thousand striking workers. The target of his revenge is the General who gave the order to shoot. The documentary proposes a historical revision of the events that, one hundred years later, would turn Antonio Ramón Ramón into a symbol of the rights of the Chilean workers remembered by the nation’s labor and trade union movements.

In a corner to the South West of the province of Buenos Aires lives Osvaldo Calvo, a veteran of 82 years, lover of astronomical optics. Luthiers of telescopes, founder of the Valentín Alsina Observatory. An expert in optics applied to the cinematographic arts and sciences.

The story of Saúl Dávila, a peddler of lilies for 15 years in the streets of San Juan.

Marc Coton, a working father, lives a busy life.

Documentary on Puerto Rican pianist Elisa Tavárez.

On the night from September 26th to 27th, 2014, a group of students, from Ayotzinapa School, was chased, shot and dispersed to different locations of the city of Iguala, Guerrero. Six people died, one in coma and 43 are missing. The perpetrators were members of the local police that acted under direct watch of state and federal forces, as well as the Mexican Army.

Footage of the Basque leader, Jose Antonio de Aguirre during his time spent in exile in New York.

Documentary about a choir composed of 18 former political prisoners, children, siblings and relatives of some of the people missing during the last dictatorship in Argentina.

An account of the major political events that took place in Santo Domingo from the government of Juan Bosch in 1963, until the rise to power of Dr. Joaquin Balaguer in 1966. The military outbreak in April 1965 and the subsequent U.S. invasion are treated in detail.

Echoes Between Seeing is an ongoing audiovisual experiment which combines 16mm travel footage shot in Spain and China with AI image-to-image processes, creating landscapes where analogue film grain meets fluid, generated forms. The original footage is continuously reprocessed, generating imagery that exists between documentation and hallucination.

The documentary, which addresses highly sensitive topics and art, explores how sensitivity and creativity often go hand in hand. For highly sensitive people (HSPs), art becomes a form of therapy, providing a space for expression and reflection.

The documentary focuses on the last Argentine military dictatorship and its repressors. Argentina is "the country that most cruelly carried out the sinister plan to eliminate social groups for political reasons," according to Garzón. It includes harrowing testimonies from victims and executioners. It captures impressions such as what an executioner feels and what motivates them in their actions, and how the victims experience certain situations. Garzón emphasized that the video "reflects the active resistance of people who demand justice after so many years."

Ethnographic documentary which, thanks to an one-year-and-half anthropological research with a collaborative approach, gives a deep insight into the everyday life, functioning and networking of diverse migrant communities in Barcelona and documents their persistent fight against the prevailing racist power relations.

The School of Free Thought is a philosophical project for people with mental retardation, a place where everyone is welcome, regardless of their abilities. The unusual is poetically integrated into the ordinary, appropriating what is natural to it, materializing a possible utopia.

Spain gardens documentary

The documentary narrates the events experienced in Ukraine (April 17-May 22, 2022), both in the field of humanitarian volunteering in the rear, and in the vanguard, on the war front line. It also shows the movement of displaced persons (IDP's) and the life of the civilian population in the bombed places, with interviews with soldiers, volunteers and civilians; from the devastated places in the north of Kyiv, passing through Kharkiv, the Donbas region or the Kherson front with Mykolaiv, and then ending in the self-proclaimed and pro-Russian Republic of Transnistria (Moldova), bordering Ukraine.

After diving into my family archive, I was able to realize that both my father and my mother have two different versions of the world.

The temple of the bohemians in Barcelona closes down on November the 1st, 2013. This evening, guests attend the bar 'Segundo Acto' located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. Emilio is the soul of the venue, where artists and bohemians have gathered for almost 20 years. George Cervantes, considered the guru of cannabis cultivation; Quico Palomar, the founder of 'La Fura dels Baus' and unknown singer and dreamer; or Corvus, considered the most brilliant contemporary painter of the Old Town, are some of the regulars in the place. They are the last witness of the Barcelona underground.

Two uruguayan lawmakers Zelmar Michelini and Héctor Gutiérrez Ruiz, were looking for a democratic outcame for Uruguay, governed by militars. Those lawmakers were part of an important movement that worked against the uruguayan dictatorship. Michelini and Guitérrez were tortured and ejecuted with Rosario Barredo and William Whitelaw, two members of the Tupamaros guerrilla. The crime was one of the first examples of the Condor Plan, that the dictatorships of South America coordinated to elminate all kind of political opponents.

Laura lives with her parents in L’Alfàz del Pi, in Valencia. Three years ago, she started her transition. Laura now faces adolescence, and with it, a series of changes that will mean a new chapter for her and her family. Each decision they make could be definitive.

Maule Sur is in struggle, the company Coexca S.A. dedicated to the breeding, slaughter and export of pig meat, decided to install in the rural area of the commune of San Javier a mega pig breeding plant, which would reach a total of 144 thousand animals, fear and mistrust, a series of irregularities that also adds to the current pollution that this plant is generating in the daily lives of the residents of San Javier and Cauquenes.

Before and After Detention follows the journey of three transgender women as they seek a better life in the US as they face transphobia, racism, and discrimination. Yet, they are filled with hope and resilience even as they fight every day to call the US home.

LEYUAD, a trip to the well of the verse, the land of men of the book, the cradle of the Saharawi culture, because "Traveling is giving up something to find something new.

This documentary was born with the idea of portray accurately and factually the story of the famous Chilean artist Carmengloria Morales through her art and her relationship with music.

The ears of the standing horses are cut off above the closed dawn. A girl roller skates on the parquet floor of an empty apartment. In the rain-coloured garden, a white rose bush with dew. A film of process, of observations and notes on the inner landscape and the beauty of lost moments.

It so happened that from 1969 to 1985, new maps of the island were drawn up. The cartographer Samuel Feijóo decided to discover the mythical island and for this reason he settled in the middle of the country and regularly published a travel book that looked like a magazine, narrating his own travels through the mythological universe of folk culture. Twenty four years later, a young man wishes to redraw the trip following the trail left by Feijóo in "Signos", in such a manner that the trip through the magazine displays on the screen the mythical world of Feijóo, his life and his inclusion in folk culture.

Camil is the portrait of a young Puerto Rican transsexual who travels to Ecuador to begin the transition process. The film addresses Camil's aspirations, as well as the twists - challenging and sometimes confusing - that life presents.

The documentary consists of 10 self-portrait stories elaborated by participants of the Matria Project. Matria has been a space of transformation and empowerment for women in Puerto Rico.

Documents the massive attendance of Puerto Ricans at Rafael Cortijo's funeral, one of the maximum exponents of Puerto Rican music. This experimental film is one of the few surviving records of his burial.