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Through a voice over reflection and imagery constructed around nine anonymous testimonies, ME DUELES discusses objects, spaces and memories which work as imprints for women who have had difficulty naming a violent sexual encounter with their partner as rape.

At 84 years of age, Rosa realizes that she no longer has the strength to take care of her daughter Eva who has Down syndrome, and she struggles to decide whether or not to put her into a care home. In this intimate portrait, we follow Rosa’s pain of indecision and her unique way of coping.

Documentary with exclusive images and testimonies of the mythical Rock Festival created by Mario Luna in 1980, in the Cordoba city of La Falda (Argentina).

“Light has no tongue but it is all eye.” – John Donne. A series of short films about how the night immerses us in a world where the deepest thoughts emerge. Shot frame-by-frame with long exposure times and developed by hand before dawn.

Three years of filming documenting all the way and going through the entire history of the Argentine punk rock band Cadena Perpetua, from its beginnings to that unforgettable night of November 5, 2015 at Luna Park, where the walls of the mythical stadium were shaken by the roar of some 5,000 spectators.

In Buenos Aires every week a large number of poetry dates are held with varied proposals: readings, slams, cycles, etc. Independent publishers continue to bet on expanding their catalogs. The authors use social networks so that their verses are consumed and shared by people who otherwise would not have accessed them. In Digamos, the protagonists of the scene contribute their voices and reflections on the world, exalting beauty in simplicity and reconfiguring the poetic concept that today is in full swing and transformation.

In April 2008 Manuel García Ferré - creator of Hijitus - visited the “School for Animators” in Rosario, accompanied by the animators Néstor Córdoba, Jorge Benedetti, Alberto Grisolía, the sound engineer Francisco Busso and the voice actor Pelusa Suero. The independent animators of Rosario had the opportunity to talk with them and exchange experiences. From that meeting, and from the contact and collaboration with different admirers and fans of the García Ferré universe, animation historians, and fellow cartoonists, this animated documentary was born, which pays tribute to the artists who paved the way for animation in the decade of the 60.

"You might think that people are tired of silly love songs / but I look around and see that they are not," sang Paul McCartney. And those verses seem to guide Karin Idelson's camera in this exploration of, to call them somehow, the "popular applications" of romantic songs. Cumbia, soft-rock, reggaeton, pop, boleros, hits from the '80s and from before too: music is in the air of the city, and a love song traps it in places where it is so naturalized that we hardly pay it attention but also, and especially, in the most hidden or unusual.

In the capital of Cameroon, Yaoundé, an urban maze built in concrete and earth, seven young musicians dedicate their lives to a dream: to give birth to Abyali Percusión. A musical project that aims to rescue traditional rhythms from oblivion, so that they do not get lost, and spread them around the world. They aspire to be able to live off their passion in a country where the record industry is non-existent and where theaters are scarce. Within this bleak panorama, after 2 years of intense work, facing serious economic difficulties, a possibility appears on the horizon, the Abok I N’goma dance and percussion festival. Tension mounts in the group as the date approaches; internal friction, annoyance with their mentor, Master Amadou Kienou, but they know that they can only keep working, because only work pays. Abyali is a vision of contemporary urban Africa narrated to the beats of drums, the same beats that fuel Abyali's Percussion dream.

Jorge Farías, who was the most popular singer in Valparaíso, died in 2007 from liver complications. His friends and followers fight to keep his legacy alive and manage to install a statue in his memory. This documentary aims to reconstruct his life and that bohemian world that refuses to disappear.

Land rescues, which the commercial press called "invasions," multiplied in Puerto Rico from the late 1960s to the 1980s. Poor communities organized to raise a decent roof. Adolfina is the best known example of that struggle that has many stories to tell.

This documentary tells the story of the LGBTTI communities who have suffered persecution, prison and torture for their sexual condition under different military dictatorships in recent decades. The idea borns from the photographic and archival project for the recovery of the historical memory of the different LGBTTI communities in the world, a chapter of history too often hidden and forgotten. This first chapter is a journey around Spain, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, countries where the dictatorship has strongly marked the history of the LGBTTI community, oppressed by police regimes and social intolerance.

Documentary about Spanish anarchist revolutionary José Buenaventura Durruti Dumange.

A group of ex-projectionists from different parts of Peru prepared to show a film in which they themselves are the protagonists; alongside former patrons and managers, they reveal their most intimate and unforgettable experiences in the cinemas that have aged along with them.

Blondie is a Chilean street rapper who shares his work in the Santiago subway. His rhymes, traveling in wagons throughout the city, outline the reality of the capital’s slums, where drugs and violence coexist with hopes and dreams.

How to return to what is lost? to what is not? It seems that we can only recover fragments and assemble pieces. But how can we know that what comes back is what has been disappeared?

Amor Tropicana presents one of the most iconic dance halls in Mexico City, the one that has suspended in time and space in a chaotic city. With the son of cumbia and the rhythm of salsa, the inhabitants full of urban hustle can be free themselves from the evil that haunts them and the dance steps will be the best way of being who they really are.

Thousands of Central American migrants head north each year with a single objective: escape violence and poverty. What awaits them on the journey will be nothing but their enemy and time itself becomes relative. Their surroundings will not be in their favor, as organized crime groups and members of the drug trade are on their prowl watch. Their dreams, are the only thing that keeps them standing.

Olivia is from La Paz, but works as a housekeeper in Buenos Aires. It's summer, mid-1990s, and it's very hot. One weekend, returning home by train as usual, she meets a man who changes her way of seeing life, her desires and makes her find her birth place again.

In the coffee-growing village of Santuario, Colombia, lives an indigenous transgender community. That is where Juliana and Berómica were banished due to the prejudices of their own strongly Catholic community.

Musical documentary that delves into the studio of producer Tejon Jones.

Expedition to Peninsula Miter, extreme south of the American continent. Throughout, this land of dramatic landscapes is revealed through the testimonies of its few inhabitants and their extraordinary lives.

It portrays the human relations that are forged between the commentators of a blog about cinema

The film explores with satirical black-humor a series of polemical aspects of the The Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), such as the inclusion of war weapons as objects of commerce for Costa Rica, a country without an army, or the incorporation of Central American undersea resources as part of the United States' definition of territory.

A new series of video interviews with members of The Last Movie's Peruvian crew filmed by Daniel García and Aurelio Medina.

People and statues coexist throughout the day in a place that hides a mysterious secret.