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A documentary on listeners of Radio Moscow's program "Escucha, Chile", their experience and connections in their history.

"Ladran, luego cabalgamos..." is a documentary film that covers the 16 years of life of the Spanish punk band Los Muertos de Cristo. In a quite original way and by the hand of the young and newcomer director Giuseppe Mancini, playing this through the script with reality and fiction. Includes images of the band's first concert (1990) until 2005. Including live shows such as "Bienvenidos al infierno", Latin American Tour 2002, Derrame-rock 2003, Tour No serás mi reina - 2004 (including songs from Rapsodia Libertaria Vol.1) , making of and other extras.

A two-month journey across Venezuela, from Lake Maracaibo to the Orinoco Delta, in the context of the Bolivarian Revolution. The documentary delves deep into the lives and experiences of those more affected by mining activities and oil exploitation, including oil workers and indigenous communities.

Views of Vigo, Baiona and the river filmed by an affected dancer arriving in Vigo on a cruceiro. These images form part of a larger film that collects a touristic tour of Europe. Film recovered by Filmoteca de Catalunya and Det Danske Filmmuseum, was restored by CGAI in 1995.

In El Salvador, abortion is punished with imprisonment. This documentary wants to give voice to all the women who are victims of a restrictive legislative system that violates their reproductive and sexual rights.

Evelyn Cordero, is a 93-year-old former ballet dancer, who despite her age still gives her heart in her dance studio.

Record of the set "sic semper tyrannis", a symphony of noise performed by 14 guitarists coordinated by Leandro Barzabal. Pertaining to the date of the Cycle of Improvised Action of December 19, 2010 in the city of La Plata.

Originally released on VHS, Atomic Surf Punk is a visual journey through historical moments of the band during the 90's.

In their struggle to defend their human rights, the African street vendors who work in the streets of Barcelona undertake the challenge of forming a workers' union to achieve their mission.

The story of Argentina's last thirty years, through the experience of a survivor, Susana Reyes, who was detained while pregnant and taken to the clandestine center known as El Vesubio. A contribution to the collective memory, allowing us to reflect not only on the past but also on its consequences for the present.

'Armored Seagulls: Stories of the PRT-ERP (1976-1980)'. The beauty and poetry of life, but armed to fight for it. This idea, taken from the poem "The Armored Rose" by Raúl González Tuñón, inspired the PRT prisoners in the Rawson prison to publish an internal circulation magazine called "The Armored Seagull," because from the small window of their Patagonian cell they didn't see roses, but seagulls... and more seagulls.

A movie about the Cuban political process and its peculiarities. It is a material about the exercise of a different Democracy from the one that the great centers of power try to impose. “Acts, not words”, shot entirely in Cuba with the direct testimony of men and women of all ages, is a painting of the authentic reality that is lived in the Republic of Cuba. It's a documentary about the experience of that people in the promotion of human rights. It's the sample of an essentially human work that not only spoils the slanderous campaigns of the United States, but also suggests with modesty and simplicity that a better world is possible.

The struggle of many women to raise their daughters and sons, through the story of their grandmother.

A documentary that deals with an unfortunate event and its consequences, due to a serious socioeconomic problem that is perceived throughout all Latin America.

A documentary about a small community on Valparaiso - Chile, commenting on globalism and another local social problems.

The summer of 2012 the eyes of Chile and the world went towards the forgotten Aysen. A whole town raised by historical demands for a better quality of life.

Dr. Rota is a 78-year-old businessman, scientist and writer, full of conflicts and dreams of fame.

In Guatemala in the early 1980s, nearly 200,000 indigenous people were murdered in a series of massacres, the Mayan genocide, under the military rule of infamous general Efraín Ríos Montt. The Earth Did Not Speak gives voice to those who survived the 1982 massacre of 177 Maya Achi in the town of Rio Negro. When the community decided to resist forced relocation for the construction of the Chixoy Dam, the military retaliated. This silent and observational film tells the stories of the children who hid in the mountains and watched as their mothers were abused and murdered, then witnessed the flooding of their ancestral homeland. An exquisite mix of natural sound and visuals is interrupted by the voices of Rio Negro’s survivors. The film flows quietly, revealing the devastating emotional and environmental impact of the massacre and the way the Maya Achi are coping with trauma by remembering and rebuilding their town on the banks overlooking the dam.

Chilean experimental film.

Angélica has a problem with her sexuality, a psychological and physical block. Through a video diary she shares with two other women, she tries to understand what is happening in her mind and in her body.