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A group of friends is torn asunder. As told by a member of the group

This is the community of indigenous Saparas of the Ecuadorian Amazon, it is a kind of documentary about their culture and my experience in this village.

THE SECRET is a fiction assembled from a heterogeneous collage of fragments downloaded online.

An abstract film.

A slice of life glimpse into the life of Janette and Vanessa, two friends who share the experience of being transgender women. Unchronologically told in three chapters, Janette & Vanessa encounter situations that tend to be very trans-specific nightmare scenarios.

William, 18, is a shy young man trying to forge an identity and find his place in the world around him. It's the beginning of summer, and he's been invited to Plume's house for a small end-of-year party. This evening was supposed to mark the end of a period they spent together before the start of their student life, but the events that are about to unfold are likely to surprise the group of friends and give this joyful moment a completely different twist.

The Vision Machine was filmed at the factory of SIGMA Corporation, a renowned global brand of lenses for photography and cinema production. Like most such manufacturers, it is based in Japan. Using lenses manufactured by the factory, Young filmed their female employees as they performed their usual tasks on the production, assembly and testing process. No men are featured, and while the piece alludes to the genres of documentary or corporate video, it was filmed and edited to suggest a speculative fiction: a lensmaking factory run (and perhaps owned) by women.

Aziz Boumediene performs his writing on an old wooden sailing ship docked in the port of Ile du Frioul, off the coast of Marseille.

A man at the station is heading towards a new journey, here he has an unexpected encounter.

Nazaré said that as of 12 January 2020, a great change was going to occur on a global scale pre-ceded by crisis, due to the conjunction between Saturn and Pluto falling in Capricorn. I wonder whether I am having dreams as an omen or if perhaps the changes are not constant. But as for me, I go out and party, which is what I've learned.

Pain(full) is an audiovisual project that delves into the concept of the need of pain and suffering in order to appreciate and achieve happiness. This concept is expressed through skateboarding as a metaphor, in an unusual place like it is Fuerteventura. It is a skateboarding short film that explains, in a conceptual way, this journey of liberation and acceptance of suffering.

Tarcila Rivera Zea, a Quechuan activist, fights for Indigenous rights in Peru. She finds that her lifelong efforts to empower her people are growing increasingly crucial as the weather becomes unreliable and climate change raises the stakes.

Which luscious candidate will pass the casting?

Isaac dreams of pigs encircling. He departs the security of his home town and voyages beyond the realms of dreams to an underbelly of stone magic, rogues, pirates, sea monsters, storms and the occult.

Celia is a young and ambitious writer whose career struggles and relationship troubles have her yearning for an innocent night out with friends. Based on real-life experiences, Dépêche-toi! Is a thought-provoking story that forces you to reflect on how one small decision can have immense consequences.

An English-style garden, a plot of earth in New York’s Central Park, a garden and a cemetery in Maastricht: Plantarians asks, 'what does it mean to have a garden?' Divided into episodes, the film studies the capacity of garden plants to respond to the particularities of their surroundings; at the same time, it tracks the lives of the contemporary men and women who cultivate, enjoy, eat, obsess over, and even grieve with and for these plants.

Loïc chats with Max his lover, through interposed screens. Loïc has just applauded the nursing staff at 8 p.m. Max comes home from work. A distance is created between the two men.

Rita is a drag queen from the Buenos Aires suburbs who has personally experienced the discrimination of a macho society.

If your biggest fear suddenly materialized, what would it look like? Jennifer, Riccardo, Francesca and Luca are four brothers who meet again in their hometown after being separated for seven years. Returning to their old house will lead them to face their greatest fears.

Ernesto Cardenal has already ascended to the cosmos, but his legacy remains with us.

Ema and her mother just moved to a cabin in the middle of the forest. While picking up firewood, Ema finds a figurine made of sticks and ribbons. Without noticing she cuts herself, getting blood on the object. This will release a monstrous entity that will harass her with no mercy.

“The Landscape is a film on moving, being held and being placed in places and in between places. There is no explanation on the story behind it. There is no deeper thought or symbolism behind it. Like driving, listening to the music and looking at the landscape. All passes by”. – KG

The film interprets the corresponding myth as a process of consciousness and tells the story of a manipulated character that frees herself from her predestination.

It is here, on this connected Earth, that we re-discovered peace. A youthful Gaia recounts the struggle and determination that made this possible.

What if someone asked for proof of your sexual orientation? This is a requirement of the German Federal Ministry for Migration and Refugees. Ritah, a 20 year old lesbian woman from Uganda, is confronted with the absurdity of this system in order to receive protection.

The damages of society are often pointed out without knowing what is behind the people who exercise them, since some psychopathies become paraphilias. This signaling comes to unleash this problem in this short film.

Fede has separated from Lola without giving her a clear reason after 30 years together, but she knows why and does not want to lose him. Confessing may be her chance to get him back.

This short documentary follows the lives of two asylum seekers, forced to flee Senegal and Nigeria because they are homosexuals. In fact, in these two countries of sub-Saharan Africa, the LGBT community is forced to deal with widespread intolerance and a penal code that provides for imprisonment and, in some cases, even stoning.

Marco has not been to high school for two weeks and stays locked up in his room, refusing to speak. His exhausted mother calls her daughter to the rescue.

Mundo explores the widespread phenomenon of evangelical conversion among indigenous peoples in South America through the case of Matilde, an elderly Aymara woman who raises cattle on the border between Chile and Bolivia. The film delicately shows how, for her, the sacred land is becoming an evil place and how the sky is filling up with a new presence. One world is eclipsing to make room for another.

MY NAIL POLISH The need to disappear into the aesthetics of beauty and the aesthetics of nature. Being locked up can generate internal conflicts. The value we place on superfluities simply turn against us but in favor of pure nature. Camouflaging ourselves in it is imperative.

One day and one night in immersion with convoy technicians from the depot of the Funeral Services of the City of Paris.

Laura and Marina set out on a journey in search of a supposed cure for Laura's illness. Both will discover on the way that their love goes beyond any destination.