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Documentary filmed between September 2012 and March 2013. It tells the story of a valley in the mountains that extends through the north of the provinces of Cádiz and Málaga, the last Republican bastion in the area when Franco's troops already occupied all of them. the nearby regions. La Sauceda was bombed and the town destroyed forever by the air force and four columns of Franco's army. The survivors were locked up in the Marrufo farmhouse, in the municipality of Jerez de la Frontera, where five or six people were shot every day. With the testimonies of the interviewees, everything that happened in those months from the summer of 1936 to the winter of 1937 is reconstructed and the work carried out by the Forum and the Association since 2011 to locate the mass graves is also narrated, in which in the summer of In 2012, the bodies of 28 people were exhumed.

Ana Livia is a famous actress who suffers workplace harassment by the director of her film

Ziripot, a fabulous storyteller and Basque myth, finds himself exiled in Castile under the watchful eye of the thief Zaldiko, a creature half horse, half human. Ziripot wanders in search of a soul with whom to share his great story. A story that everyone turns a deaf ear to.

Short film about homosexuality in Spain in the 70's.

Through the poem "Busco Tu Piel Inconfesable" by Antonio Gamoneda, I try to capture the emotions and the message of the poetry and translate it into an audiovisual format. Gestures, movements and actions that allow giving the value of each one of the words of the poem. The blink of an eye can define everything.

A mysterious ring will bring unthinkable consequences.

Careerism, false friendships, women as a cause of conflict between men, the game of dominoes in the middle of the day of whom we know solve their lives from there, drugs and the recurrent emigration of young people from their country are some of the problems that are shown in this film.

Geisha, Thalia and Tommy are three Dominicans who live on the edge of a very constricting male and female binary in the ultra-conservative Dominican Republic. Within the social dynamics, their reality as transgender is often emphasized, which is why, they advocate for social inclusion all Dominican trans* people. An ode to Trans activists in the city of Santo Domingo, and how their lives navigate under their gender identity in a state that does not recognize them.

The House of Tupamaras is a group of Voguing performers based in Bogota, Colombia. They are professionally trained dancers that chose to break from the norm and explore the queerness of their bodies and their everyday self-expressions to turn their art form into a political tool, questioning the double standards of Colombian society. They create impromptu happenings, choreographed dances, kiki balls and have performed on stage with groups such as Pussy Riot, among others. Bogue stands for "Bogota Voguing" and seeks to capture the Tupamaras's attitude, athletic musculature, and spunky personalities.

A trans woman gets involved in a drug deal to help her boyfriend that was recently deported.

«Bliss» is about the end of the world and the end of the internet. The music created by Edgar Mondragón reflects about the saturation of digital files in post-internet world. So the images are intended to simulate chaotic atmospheres. Starting from the disintegration of various visual symbols, a campfire is superimposed on materials found on the internet mixed with personal audiovisual material that also simulates being part of the digital archive. Each layer is rhythmically and counterpoint interposed in order to think about the destruction of the world.

Olivia is from La Paz, but works as a housekeeper in Buenos Aires. It's summer, mid-1990s, and it's very hot. One weekend, returning home by train as usual, she meets a man who changes her way of seeing life, her desires and makes her find her birth place again.

A documentary about the reality of trans boys and girls, their families, their environment and the difficulties they face in today's Chile. Through this work, it is sought to capture, in the audiovisual language code, the testimony of the joys and misadventures of these children.

Manu decides to be as he feels himself to be; from today on he will be Elisa. But the society and his closest circle are not ready to accept his radical change.

Villa Dorada junior soccer school, in the Nueva Esperanza community, in the Petare neighborhood, the largest in Latin America. Impact on the community narrated by its promoters. An example of local development

Nico is 17 years old and enjoys his last summer in his town. She works in the harvest, paddles by the river, discovers that her childhood friend is no longer a girl. His parents expect him to go to college because life on the farm, these days, is not a viable economic alternative.

Choral documentary that portrays the life of women in their different stages and ages, which have the hope of being the next stars of Andean vernacular music. This work follows the path of Suliana García, Kelly Castellanos, Yhadira Sullca, Frida Gutiérrez and Shandu, who despite their differences pursue the same objective.

Strong storms ravage an inhospitable place in which a strange character, armed and prepared for war, is forgetting his status as a soldier while suffering a strange metamorphosis that immerses him in the exploration of a world for which he is not prepared.

Manuel, a shaman desperate for not being able to cure his daughter Zyanya, decides to go against his principles and practice a ritual of Nahualism.

How to forgive and understand an absent father after his death? A young man calls the woman who was his deceased father's trans ex-girlfriend when he abandoned his home, to have a better understanding of the story of this man, the reasons for his absence, and the human tale behind the prejudice.

A surefire tactic: science fiction is ideal for political criticism. Alleged reports made in 2015 in Córdoba and summarized 50 years later by an alien allow us to investigate ubiquitous police control, the technical evolution of humans, the political history of the province, and the relationship of all this to Macri's victory that year. The instability of the images and the perplexed tone of the agent's voiceover create the narrative distance necessary to undermine any form of ideological certainty.

The documentary presents two families of waste sorters living in Montevideo, who are trying to get ahead after having lost their working tools: their horses. While Daniel and Matías try, with the help of their union, to get their recently seized horse back, Marcelo and Alicia are trying to get a vehicle of their own so they can return the workhorse they have borrowed. Having been cast out to the outskirts of Montevideo, we get to meet these endearing people in the privacy of their own homes and through their daily struggles. They gracefully get through bearing a very unfavorable reality, with great optimism and perseverance.

A movie about things.

LEYUAD, a trip to the well of the verse, the land of men of the book, the cradle of the Saharawi culture, because "Traveling is giving up something to find something new.