A mentally disturbed alcoholic desperately attempts to murder her mother. Only to discover that reality is not as clear as she thought it was.
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A mentally disturbed alcoholic desperately attempts to murder her mother. Only to discover that reality is not as clear as she thought it was.
Maite is a woman struggling with social anxiety. She uses a rich inner world of fantasy as a refuge from the real world. Something happens that could crystallize into a change of pace, even if it seems like another annoying commitment at first.
A film about the salty Galician sea, accompanied by a medley of barely remembered Asturian sailor songs from a tape by the Luanco’s Bajamar Choir.
During the Special Period, a lion tamer decides to bring a lion into his small apartment hoping the government will grant him and his family the right to move into a decent home.
Art and culture as a fight against injustice and oblivion. The Saharawi people, with creative processes, claim their right to the land from which they were expelled. A different look at the figure of the Sahrawi refugee who claims dignity and consideration.
Jose, a lonely old man who suffers from a disease, embarks on a journey through his memories to transcend the light.
The film was created from an artistic inspiration, with the charm of the landscapes, whish shaped the experience, of traveling to the Tisure and Potrero, (places for the creation of Juan Félix Sánchez), where the real, and magical coexist, and the immensity of the world overwhelms us.
Marcela spends a day with her dog, Chip, and tries to keep his light on.
Juanpe is quite a character, and he wants to revolutionize the cinema industry by making a musical gay porno. This is his documented story, and one of those who tried to film it.
This is a work done from within the international queer tango movement. Showing the paradox of how tango, a dance so traditional and macho, has given the collective LGBTQ movement a tool of communication, containment and unequaled political struggle, appropriating it, but breaking with that fixation of roles that limited it.
Three men have made a radical decision to change their lives. This has cost them their girlfriend, friends and work. Would they do it again? A short film about the desire to excel.
As Hélène Cixous would say, we precisely live in this time when the conceptual basis of an age-old culture is being undermined by millions of moles of a species never seen before.
When Ana, a tennis player, discovers that she is pregnant, she decides to stop her career and have the baby. The comings and goings between tennis and motherhood force Ana to decide between the two.
While the day fades and the light suffocates its last breaths: the birds celebrate their first twitters. It seems like the sea is the only place that could retain a desperate sob.
This day Elena doesn't want to smile.
Feliciano is eating French fries with mayonnaise while he's watching TV. It's a boring night until the TV show becomes erotic, and he enters a strange and dangerous frenzy!
The island of Culebra, located off the coast of Puerto Rico, has one of the richest ecosystems in the Caribbean. Abundant mangroves, coral reefs and world renowned beaches, like Flamenco Beach, attract tourists from all over. Today, active munitions from WW2 pose a threat to people, wildlife, and the environment. Activists, fishermen, professors, and military personnel aim to prevent further irreparable damage to Culebra’s coral reefs.
Bolivia holds a sea of salt, the heart of the spirit of the earth called Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest reserve of lithium, that protects us from UV rays. On the eve of a change of energy, the entire planet will share their future.
In May 2013, Spain faced its worst economic crisis in 70 years, leaving citizens in despair. However, over four thousand miners went on an indefinite strike against government cuts, engaging in daily protests, roadblocks, rallies, and a march to Madrid. Despite their efforts, the situation had changed significantly from the past.
Pablo needs to stop smoking. Why? Because his wife, family and doctor say he should. But Pablo is a stubborn man. He has worked in the mercury mines of Almadén, Spain, risking his life daily. He has had five severe heart attacks and smoked 20 Winston's a day since he was 12. Now in his seventies, Pablo spends most of his day in front of the TV, surrounded by a cloud of smoke, with his back turned firmly towards a village that has lived through better times. Pablo represents the last generation of Almadén mercury miners, an age-old profession with over 2,000 years of history. Through a straightforward depiction of life's everyday moments, Pablo's Winter explores the decay of the local mining culture, but above all, pays homage to its real protagonists: the miners and their families.
Documentary Director Eric Brach spent 3 years in Havana filming Chino, a deaf-mute who works on a farm. Together Chino and his deaf-mute friends and wife go over the pros and cons of him fleeing Cuba to join Jose, a gay Mexican who has fallen in love with him and is ready to help him leave the country and obtain papers to work in Mexico. But Jose wonders if Chino's loves him or if he just wants to earn himself a better life and send money back to his needy wife and young children. As the months go by we get to know each of the protagonists more intimately and discover the doubts and bouts of hope each of them entertains with this singular situation.
It is a documentary about the memory of the transition to democracy in Spain built from certain pro ductions of militant cinema that contradict the official images that have formed our memory of the last years of Francoism and of the first years of democracy. "From the responsibility of memory", in the wards of Primo Levi, María Ruido deals with the construction of the historic memory of the Spanish state, but her approach it's not based on the recorded testimonies, but in the verification of the lack of images of certain events and problems.
Ginés is a very sensitive boy who loses his old father. He is an artists and his brother, Rafa, works many ours in a factory. So Gines will have a mission: to throw the ashes of his dad on the cemetery where General Franco lies and over the real Madrid stadium.
In the silence of a darkened room, whose objects, furniture and sounds evoke memories, Luis and Román will begin a journey through a discontinuous time where words will mark the closing of their story, making this journey the last act they will perform together.
A journey through time between the 70's and present days, by the hand of a little group of women who shared political prison in Argentina at different places and periods from 1975 till 1979. Almost 25 years after, an unexpected fact with surprising elements summons them to undertake an emotional and common task as a result of a text of prison memories which, in 1983, they thought had been lost.
Droll comic Ricardo Quevedo hits Bogotá with a set that touches on embarrassing misunderstandings, sex talk, the thrill of being scared and more.
The visual essay presented here, which has been produced in Morocco, offer a interdisciplinary reflection on the role that the system of visuality acquires within colonial and neo-colonial proces ses, which are understood to mean not only forms of political and economic exploitation but also a ceaseless abyssal thinking that dorninates the global system.
Alcohol, music, and one wild night take control of four parallel stories in a lesbian bar in Santiago de Chile.
Paula is obsessed with certain scenes from her past. These memories make her move away from the everyday world and dwell into mental images and movie scenes. What is reality?
Carolina has dreams about a monstrous creature. When she wakes up she feels safer, but the nightmare persists.
After a bit of luck with bitcoin, a corrupt and mediocre musician, tries to get away from the show business and stages believing he has hacked life
The documentary frames the reactions of Rapa Nui's people following the screening of -at that time- a presumed lost film involving their territory.
A project about Franco’s spanish dictatorship repression against gay, lesbian and transexual people.
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Live Architecture & Morality and More movie was released May 07, 2013 by the Eagle studio. Architecture & Morality, originally released in 1981, is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the band's career. It spawned an extensive European tour. For the early part of this tour, including this concert filmed in high definition at London's Hammersmith Apollo in May, the concert was split into 2 halves. The first part of the evening was a complete performance of the album, while the 2nd half was a greatest hits set covering the rest of the band's illustrious career.
Moriya is a small city of Japan surrounded by the immense Tokyo and other important cities, but its humility hides its great beautyness. Chris Jiménez visit the downtown apart from its rivers, sanctuaries, parks and beautiful landscapes.
From a chronological perspective, “Saharauis, entre la ocupación y el exilio” (2010) explains the origins and key points of the Western Sahara conflict, especially since Spain handed over the territory to Morocco and Mauritania. Based on the interviews with the main people affected by the conflict, among others, this documentary shows the Sahrawi fight for survival in a society and a culture that have been able to prevail in occupied territory as well as in the refugee camps of Tindouf (Algeria).
Maria, a 60 year-old devout Catholic mother is growing blind. As her sight declines, her lesbian daughter Lucha, a clumsy and shy 27-year- old photographer, pleads for her mother to move in so she can take care of her. When Maria refuses to move in until Lucha recognizes that she is NOT gay, Lucha must decide between rejecting her identity and her partner whom she lives with or rejecting her mother. While making her decision, Lucha prepares a photography project in order to show her mother she can't change.
Luz Marina leaves Chocó, her homeland, at the age of 15, pursuing a better future in Bogotá. Times go by and looking after her seven children, she finds in social housing what at first sight might seem the accomplishment of her dream. A suspicious contract for the sale of real property will make her seek her dream even farther away.