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A short film about the curfew in Santiago de Chile.

Two strangers are washed together in a dreamlike space of words, bodies, and ideas as they explore the true nature of difference, acceptance, and free will after a chance meeting in a Buenos Aires plaza. Encuentro tells the story of the coming together of two worlds, that according to social dictates should never truly interact, and explores what happens as a result of that interaction. Encuentro is the collision of real and surreal, black and white, masculine and feminine, native and foreign, and examines the dynamic between 'in' and 'out', accepted and marginalized, as it contemplates the power, the fragility, and the desires that each possess.

"The Squatters of the Devil's House" is the choral portrait of Fercho, 'El Diablo' and 'El Jipi', ephemeral owners of a no-man's-land that is - perhaps - their only corner in the world. The ruins allow them to share the fragments of their days, survive the city and time, and become a small family. By making vestiges the foundation of their lives, their own ability to be reborn is revealed.

The percentage of parents who are glad to discover that their son is gay is really very small. If the parent in question is a man of traditional moral values, such a suspicion can turn a pleasant family day of Passover into hell, in that this man discovered, much to his dismay, how far he is capable of reaching for his son.

Santiago is a thief who traspasses a house to steal. His plan gets complicated when he discovers a young woman chained in the house attic. All hell breaks loose when the woman's captor arrives to the house, and she reveals her true nature.

Ni Pío, imprisoned after being accused of ripping off the tongue the president, builds a time spiral in his cell and in a symbolic way travels to his previous lifes.

From how social media can ruin relationships to the perils of buying a gift for a woman, comic Ricardo Quevedo dissects life's trials and tribulations.

Ramón Rodriguez, lead singer of Madee starts his solo career as The New Raemon. The movie documents the transition with interviews and live performances.

A day from the life of Juan Carlos Godoy, singer. In drawn out shots, always from fixed camera angles, the aged entertainer is followed from the moment he prepares for a performance in a restaurant. The camera points towards the hallway, where we see ‘Juanca’ leaving the bathroom and carefully getting dressed. During the long drive to the city of his youth, only showing his face and part of the surroundings dashing past, the first words are spoken, after more than nine minutes. ‘You’re shooting a quite silent film, right?’ The old man sings, sometimes outside the fixed frame, his tango songs - shown in their entirety - makes a few sly remarks, and laboriously eats his uncooked ham sandwiches. The audience adores the tawny performer with his unwavering voice. ‘You are eternal, Juanca’, people praise him. Next Tuesday, he will be back.

A film about an institution called "House of Theater", which lodged retired and forgotten artists and is the home of Oscar, a convalescing actor who longs to reunite with his son.

In 1945, the Basque Government in exile opted for military unity to fight one of the greatest threats in European history: Nazi occupation. Together with the Freedom Battalion, Gudaris of all ideologies risked their lives for a common goal: the fight for freedom. The Gernika Battalion played a prominent role in achieving this goal: Gudaris from the PNV and ANV nationalist parties, socialists, anarchists... All under one command and with a common goal. With statements from the only survivor of that battalion, interviews with several relatives of the gudaris, and fictional recreations of moments experienced in battle...

Full-length documentary about the mystery of the hands of Che Guevara, Victor Jara and Juan Peron. What happened, what is hidden, what is known, what is unknown, and what about it’s the symbolic effects.

Maybe I'm crazy, sick. I wanted to be brutally honest. With my mom, my dead dad, and me. I managed to get my ex-girlfriends into bed to talk about me. I made a movie about the forbidden thing, about my dead best friend and I managed to defame myself. I made a movie, I did it. Is it worth making movies?

If It Runs or It Flyes... It Ends at the Pot shows the gastronomic wealth of the people Hñähñu by living with the Cruz Ramirez family. We visit along with them the Mezquital Valley collecting the scarce local flora and fauna as a method of survival. The whole family is involved to create a unique and extraordinary cuisine which respects nature, inherited from pre-Hispanic times.

Two women penetrate into a spiritual world, where a shaman will transform himself in the face of terror.

An Expetidion to the Tiple Requinto Universe

On May 31, 2010, ten people were killed by Israeli commandos in international waters. Along with 700 international activists, they were trying to deliver 10.000 tons of aid to the Palestinian population of Gaza, breaking the blockade it has endured for years. Through the eyes of surviving journalists and activists, we travel from Caracas to Valencia, Barcelona, ​​Brussels, London, Stockholm, Istanbul, and Gaza to try to understand the reasons behind the Freedom Flotilla.

One day, life detaches you from the world. Without a warning. Isolation. It´s just like being alone in Space. This is what happened to Ana. No more albums, no more tours or stages. Music remained inside her, and so did Juan, her love, her Earth. After 3 years, Ana begins to feel strong. But today hasn´t been a good day for her. Today, her light shivers.

Joan Pahisa is 27 years old and has a huge passion: basketball. It would be nothing extraordinary except for a detail: he's exactly one meter tall. Joan's life has not been easy, but sport has helped him go ahead. Last summer he took part in the World Dwarf Games in Michigan, USA, an Olympic-style competition that's held every four years exclusively for little people. Joan was the only representative from Spain because he couldn't find anyone else to go with him. That's why he specialized himself in table tennis, an individual sport. He traveled 7.000 km to feel like at home and also to fulfill his dreams: to be World Champion in table tennis and, above all, to play basketball one more time, most probably the last. His trip will show us how the world is seen from just one meter from the ground. It's not only about sport, it's about life itself.

Documentary about Catalan-Venezuelan artist Mariaelena Roqué.

Super 8 / 18fps / silent / in-camera edited Kodak Vision3 50D

Cami and Facu are wreathed in their bodies and in their voices that live inside of them. None of the words that have been thought or told to each other represents them. They need to be broken. They need to be spread and crashed. It's necessary to break for breathing again.

On March 12, 2019, the "Portrait of Ferdinand VII of Spain" painting, painted by Goya in 1814, arrives from Santander to the Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias to remain in the same room for several months in front of another painting of his, "Portrait of Jovellanos, with the San Lorenzo arenal in the background" (1780-83).

A woman is stalked on social media by an obsessed photographer.

Over the past 20 years we have seen a growing realization that the current model for society and culture is unsustainable. We have been living beyond our means... A character driven documentary following individuals that strive to change the world of consumerism, a system of credit and debt that the Icelandic economy was built upon for the past 10 years or more. Focusing on sustainable developments in nature, organic farming, business, innovation and renewable energy - filled with positivity and emotion as we are taken on a story of struggle, determination and most importantly...hope. 'Future of Hope' takes you on a journey from the history to the present and even into the future of a new and sustainable Iceland...

Adventurous, horse trader, designer, photographer, filmmaker, writer, craftsman and lover of Roma, Jacques Leonard (Paris 1909 - L'Escala (Girona) 1995) fell in love with Barcelona and settled there. For fifteen years, his legacy remained stored in a storage room. Today, to open their files, their children James and Alex recall this great French photographer who sought to Gypsies worldwide. Moreover, they discover, in the handwriting of Jacques, the secrets of an eventful and hectic life that culminated in joining Rosario Amaya, a beautiful gypsy Barcelona. They discover the true identity of a parent not given to talking about himself. The voice of Jacques and those who knew him thoroughly recomposed an interesting portrait illustrated by his photograph.

The serial murder is or is born.

A revealing documentary that deals with madness, discomfort and mental health from a feminist perspective.

First-hand testimony of the situation that the majority of the inhabitants of Palestine live through, including Tamar, a young woman who fled from there to be able to tell her story and that of her country. The short film arises from the directors' inability to create a work about a story of a country they are unfamiliar with.

Ana and Paco have been a couple for years. One day Ana goes to bed with David, a classmate of both, willing to punish Paco for asking her to open the couple. Moved by guilt, she wants to tell Paco what happened, not knowing that his boyfriend's intention was to include David in the relationship.

A documentary portrait of film distributor Pascual Condito and the Argentine film industry. Condito argues that the film business has changed profoundly and that he, like other national distributors, may disappear from the market. A reality he discusses with many of the members of the Argentine film industry who pass through his iconic office. Tired of the difficult times his distribution company is going through, he makes a crucial decision that will allow him to continue in the world of cinema until the end of his life.

Night scenes of a distant and silent Havana. Anonymous voices tell us about places they would like to visit and come back, places they would like to know and never forget. They tell us about the transition moment in which they coexist, a state sketched in the traveler as a building facade cut by the light of the street lamps at night. Impressions of Andrea Novoa’s state of trance, a flaneur, who experiences the mental space that appears when crossing corners and streets of a foreign city, suspended in the time.

A sick olive tree presides over the garden. Two lovers. A deception and a betrayal.