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Art, essay and observational documentary.

Mexico, the late 60's. The nation is facing juvenile riots and Nancy Cardenas, playwright and stage director, initiates as a gay activist fighting for their rights. A struggle wrapped by her motto: 'Nobody is free until we all are free'. Friends, actors, intellectuals and personalities from Mexico share their thoughts about Nancy Cardenas's legacy in modern Mexico, where same sex marriage is a reality but still many wonder: are we all free?

Dioramas chronicles the rehearsals of a small contemporary dance company (charged by choreographer Mario Pattin) in a vérité manner.

A Garifuna language teacher fights to keep his endangered language alive in the face of personal betrayal and tourism's encroachment.

An ordinary looking guy wakes up one morning feeling the worse for wear and realizes he's run out of milk. As he drags himself out of the house to go and buy some, an extraordinary sequence of events draws him into a journey of mayhem on the streets of San Francisco.

With no family, no friends, ostracized by society and haunted by his past, old Luser spends his days taking refuge in drink. One day he finds Alium, a girl with brown skin and silver hair, unconscious. Her peculiar features make her become an object of ridicule. Faced with this situation, Luser will take charge of his life to protect Alium.

The piece is a reference to Yves Klein’s work Anthropometry, in which the artist used naked women as ‘human paintbrushes’, creating paintings that were results of elaborate performances in front of an audience. To Klein, the female figure was the canon of human proportion, an anthropometric symbol that he described as “the most concentrated expression of vital energy imaginable”. The same blue colour used by him (International Klein Blue IKB) is used by Marcy Petit as she becomes a human paintbrush too.

A young woman, realizing her father is dead, decides to plan and create her own duel.

Dead bodies have washed up on the banks of the river. When Abraham finds out that one of them was his friend, he embarks on a journey to fulfill a promise that will take him to the Guacari tree.

About those who created the habit of drinking mate, of the peasants who harvest the mate herbs, of the industry that produces it and of the sixty million people who consume it. It is a trip through history, the present and the future of mate in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina; a view that sways from mate to the hands that put it into circulation; a crossing between the intangible-symbolic and the political-social. How does a centuries-old indigenous tradition survive in a modern and coca-cola dominated world?

Grandparents can be much closer to grandchildren than their mothers or fathers. This is true of one family living in a small village in Chile. There are just two of them - aging grandmother and her young granddaughter. It's impossible to take our eyes off them. A film debut of unique tenderness and pure magic.

Through car rides traversing the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf, different young people from different areas and professions give us their perspective of the political and social conflict into which they were born and live. They speak to us about their vision of the future and their day-to-day life.

A homosexual couple faces the end of their relationship as a result of homophobia.

A couple spends most of their time talking about their past and their dreams. During this time, they are constantly monitored and analyzed by voices, bodies, and external devices.

Mohamad has spent almost half his life living halfway: escaping the war in Syria, crossing the black Mediterranean, making a journey that seemed to have no end... but it did: a military camp in Salonika, in northern Greece, south of Idomenei.

Super 8 / 18fps / silent / in-camera edited Kodak Tri-X

Carmen (53) and Elías (72) have acquired a social interest house on the outskirts of the capital of Colombia. The illusion of having their own place will be faced with the immensity of the city. The environment and its complications will lead them to reflect on the reason for living there.

A stormy night bursts in a bloodthirsty vampire.

In the Peruvian highlands, a father and master of a 300-year-old bridge weaving tradition struggles to maintain his culture as his daughter tries to escape it.

A video activist group is struggling to keep their cameras in the occupied Western Sahara where the Moroccan authorities have managed to implement a near total media blockade.

A commuter train leaves a lonely and dark station at night. A series of events that occur across the landscape can be seen through the window.

The two faces of the coin, ambiented in Madrid, is the story of Lucas an arabian drugdealer, and Francesco a italian poker player, who have completly opposite points of view about life, opposite objectives, opposite mentality and opposite ways, but the two will meet in the streets of Madrid between prostitutes, drugs, gambling and hoolligans. ---MADE WITH LESS THAN 1000€---

Fuck the Fascism is an anti-colonialist, porno-terrorist film project, exposing the truth about monuments that glorify genocide, tyranny and slavery - through the direct action of raping the stone bodies, the way they raped countries and people!

In the pews of an ornately decorated Baroque church, congregants worship a new-age God that challenges the meaning of Higher Power. A Doc Fortnight/Cinema Tropical collaboration.

A journey through the life of a mother and her son.

A young woman wanders around a lamp store. She spies on a kissing couple. In a revolving zoetrope she sees herself making love to a man. Then a wolf appears in the half of the store that has turned into a forest.

“Guaco Histórico” represents the first DVD for Guaco after 50 year career. It was released on 09, 10 and 11 May 2014 with the purchase of the Venezuelan newspaper Ultimas Noticias. The material was distributed at major retailers later. This material was recorded in 2012 during a concert held in Caracas as part of the tour "Guaco Histórico" with which they toured the country accompanied by musicians internationally known as the Nicaraguan Luis Enrique and Puerto Rican Gilberto Santa Rosa.

Documentary about Jose Maria Jimenez, known as the 'Chava' Jimenez. A great Spanish champion who left his village. El Barraco (Ávila), to climb as one the great mountains of cyclists circuits, and died tragically in 2003.

The TAC team of psychiatrists of Aviles city in Spain, can moved his practice anywhere: a park, supermarket, bar ... Their approach is unique and exemplary in their dealings with patients. Film divided into seven exciting and moving stories whose protagonists have received warm and effective support of these professionals.

In the 1970s, the first manifestations of gay, lesbian and transvestite rights in Spain took place. In 2005, Spain became the third country in the world to approve same-sex marriage, and today our legislation is one of the more progressive. However, homophobia and invisibility remain a problem for many older people of this group.

The story of primary teachers in Chile and their links with feminist struggles for a free and quality education; which nowadays is the most significant social movement in the country.

A group of people from different places, meet in an intercultural event, during 4 days in the mountains of Pucón, Chile; to receive knowledge and ancestral wisdom of some natives. Acquiring new perspectives on relating among human beings, Mother Earth and the cosmos.

No Parole From Rock 'n' Roll is the first album by the heavy metal band Alcatrazz, released in 1983.

In Greek mythology, the Keres were female spirits of death and fate. Now, one of them will tell us 'the story of all stories', which unfolds on the most terrible battlefield: within ourselves.