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How did the life of the famous Spanish violinist and composer evolve and what inspired and influenced him to compose the works he created?

Short documentary on the furniture and decoration of Guell Palace.

Callejeras is a documentary about the participation of women in one of the greatest expressions of popular culture still standing: the Cádiz carnival. Carnival is shown as a reflection of a patriarchal society where new voices begin to emerge from the spontaneity of the street. A reflection on the limits of humor and gender stereotypes. Shot in Cádiz, in 2020.

Severo Sarduy was a hybrid of the various ethnic origins - Spanish, African and Chinese - that comprise Cuban culture. As impossible to pigeonhole as his roots would indicate, Sarduy left Cuba to study in Paris in 1960 and never returned. One of the leading lights of the Neo-Baroque movement in literature, his novel, Cobra, won the Medici Prize. The Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid hosted a major retrospective of his paintings after his death from AIDS. The husband-and-wife tandem of Oneyda González and Gustavo Pérez (They Would All Be Queens) hail from the Cuban province of Camagüey, where Sarduy was born. Traveling from Havana to Miami and Paris, they set out to unravel the mystery that was one of the island’s most transgressive artists, gaining unprecedented access to the Sarduy archives from his longtime companion François Wahl. They succeed in their mission without violating the artist’s abiding enigma, that is, without betraying the essence of their subject. A remarkable achievement.

From the city of Sydney, the director receives audio messages from his grandmother who tells her first-hand how large protests against the government have started in Chile. That familiar voice becomes an emotional guide to the Chilean rebellion and grief seen from afar.

Made for the Celery Festival in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, this documentary presents the entire history of Celery and its importance in the town of Barranquitas, as well as the evolution of the most important Agro-Cultural Festival in Puerto Rico.

A documentary film interrupted by a virus. Prolong forever the shortest of walks and return home at every step, such is the nature of our wandering intimacy. Interior and exterior are synonyms. The border is an open window.

September 11, 1973, military coup in Chile. The video explores the transtextuality of memory, while at the same time implicitly criticizing the mass media and its representation of violence. The fissure between these two aspects, the tension between present memory and historical past, is the place from where the video is installed.

A sonic journey through Basque punk rock and the turbulent past that defined its sound, chronicling the rise of the gaztetxe movement.

Buenos Aires. The 27 of August 2010, a theatre located on the sixth floor of a historic building built in the sixties and set to become the largest cultural center of Latin America, is occupied by artists, students and teachers resisting its privatization. Since then, it was self-managed through work commissions and open assemblies, offering free workshops of dance, theatre and music while denouncing the policies of closure and emptying of cultural centers carried out by the ex governor and current president of Argentina. The first of January 2013, private security and Metropolitan Police prohibit access to the Cultural Center. Ten protesters lock themselves in the theatre while a camp of forty tents is set on the square to resist the closure of the theatre from an imminent eviction.

The cry that comes from the caves. The one we hear, feel, and sing. A language without words. The one that comes from deep within us. The echo of our ancestors.

A documentary about a case of modern slavery in one of the largest sugar cane plantations in the world, located in the Dominican Republic and belonging to the Fanjul Family, one of the most powerful families in America.

Live Double DVD that captures the show of Shaila's 15 years, one of the most important melodic hardcore bands on the Argentine scene, together with artist friends covering their songs. It also includes a documentary of the band on tour throughout South America.

The photographer and filmmaker Guillermo Cantón premiered “Dos Gringos”, a one-hour documentary on the history of the last 100% Argentine automaker: Industrias Eduardo Sal-Lari (IES). Based on Citroën products, IES manufactured low-cost vehicles in the Buenos Aires town of Mercedes, between 1983 and 1990.

Is it possible to remember a deceased loved one on a mountain peak or in a hospital room without the memory causing unbearable suffering? Death and the memory of a loved one, overcoming the suffering caused by loss and hope for the future, the lives of those left behind... These are the main themes explored in the documentary by Iñaki Peña, a doctor in the Palliative Care Unit at the Alto Deba regional hospital.

An account of the life and work of Spanish journalist Manu Leguineche (1941-2014), an indefatigable nomad who, after living through decades of countless adventures and enduring hardships, wars and catastrophes traveling the globe, achieved his goal of discovering the harsh reality of the world, and its immense beauty, to his legions of readers.

Valeria remembers her relationship with her father and experiences feelings of anguish over his absence.

The acclaimed Cuban duo performs classic hits in a stunning performance along the majestic Havana shoreline.

Like many young women in Lima in the early 1990s, she was from a working-class Andean background, did not know her father, and did not know what to do after finishing school, so she decided to become a chorus girl at the Café-Teatro in Miraflores. Like many of her colleagues, she had dreams, nightmares, and a great sense of loneliness.

The train ride becomes an inner journey as the filmmaker recollects the memories of his grandmother who turns 100, the film becomes a gift.

Ashley travels to Buenos Aires to get FFS (Facial Feminization Surgery). During her last days before going back to Australia she meets Celeste, who would portray Ashley and lend her a handy-cam to make a self-portrait. Bit by bit, the labyrinths of Ashley’s life and the construction of a special link between director and protagonist will be unveiled.

In the Peruvian mountains, rituals offer connection between participants and the divine. Resplendently realized in black and white by director Fernando Criollo, this documentary captures a place where the heavens meet the earth.

A new generation of young footballers led by, among others, Dani Ceballos, Fabián or Mikel Oyarzabal, faced a complex challenge: to achieve the fifth UEFA European Under-21 Championship. A defeat in the first match and different sport injuries increased the difficulty of the objective.

Alberto Van den Eynde's work investigates two conceptions of the image: as a capturer or rescuer of past moments and as a cause of the anguish implied by its recovery. The author's approach to his twelve-year-old self is articulated through a mosaic of vacation videos found in an old family camera. These memories form a touching, nostalgic, self-parody warp, the digital remnants of a new generational sensibility.

A documentary film about the experience of 9 trans persons of Barcelona

In the Azapa Valley (Chile), an oasis in the driest desert in the world, a group of descendants of enslaved men and women brought from Africa are organizing the first African census in the history of Chile. Their aim is to get official recognition from the State that has concealed their culture and African identity for more than 200 years.

A documentary about the history of Anarchism in Peru.

Disintegration of light on a field trip

Buenos Aires, 1984. The city awakens from the long night of dictatorship. Its streets are once again filled with people. Democratic euphoria tinges everything with a multi-colored optimism. However, from the margins, identifying with black, the color no one wants to see, a group of young people is preparing to intervene in public space in a revolutionary way. Without even suspecting it, they are about to launch a theatrical device that will mark a before and after in the world of theater and performance in Argentina.

A race and a finish line. A discreet passage because of the peridealneity of the racecourse. Inside a space in tension, out for a dead time.

A story of hope through laughter and action. "El gallo de oro” is a film which chronicles the journeys of a middle-aged gay man paying tribute to his mother, who is battling cancer.

When the Mothers decided to hold their final March of Resistance in January 2006, many thought they were beginning to abandon the central role in the struggle that had defined them for thirty years. But once again, they raised the banners of their children, and in the same places where they began their struggles and where many of them were kidnapped and disappeared, the Mothers began to change the reality of the most marginalized, those who had always needed everything. That's why the first homes were built in Villa 15 in Ciudad Oculta, and at the same time, the kindergarten, the school, etc. Soon after, this undertaking continued in the Los Piletones neighborhood and will continue on properties along Castañares Avenue, and in every place where the needs of the people demand it...

Documentary depicting the funeral of Argentinian First Lady Eva Perón in 1952.