A detailed look into the atrocious misogyny culture and the consequences that has lead to in Chilean Society.
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A detailed look into the atrocious misogyny culture and the consequences that has lead to in Chilean Society.
Five delirious seconds that have it all: beginning, middle, and end.
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?
Documentary that tells the story of how several of the most prestigious ballet companies and academies in Puerto Rico, with much love, effort and work, manage to carry their majestic productions to the theatre. The film portrays the journey from the first steps in the classroom until the big day on the stage of the theatre.
In order to be a singer, a young boy has to confront some problems.
After divorce, fathers fight to see their children while lawyers and psychologists do everything possible to stop families from reuniting. The big business of child custody where suffering equals profits.
Intimate portrait of the first summer, fall and winter in a strange country.
In 2012, the Peruvian government gave the green light to the Conga mining project in Cajamarca. It wasn’t the first time that mining threatened this region with its expansion projects. For over twenty years, Yanacocha—the largest open-pit gold mine in Latin America—has endangered water resources. In this context, from the heart of the Andean jalca, a women’s resistance was born. Neither attacks nor fear have managed to stop these women who, with conviction and hope, raise their voices in the fight to protect life, Pachamama, and water. Three years later, the Blue Ladies are still standing, singing for freedom.
A model arrives to Milan at the beginning of Fashion Week. His next days bring him a constant stream of opportunities for new possibilities – castings, long queues, new people… but above all, the film captures the overwhelming uncertainty of not knowing if any of these opportunities will ever work out.
A theatrical performance.
History of the anti-fascist guerrilla resistance in Granada.
Running as an pleasurable, aesthetic experience.
The victims of the Franco dictatorship have suffered and continue to suffer historical impunity in a country that has systematically refused to prosecute the crimes committed during the military dictatorship. After the severe blow that the frustrated attempt to open legal proceedings in Spain against those responsible for the dictatorship caused to the victims of Francoism, in 2010 a window was opened from the other side of the ocean, specifically from the Argentine Republic.
Documentary that explores the city of London, especially the British Museum with its collections of Egyptian art. He also gets close to Stonehenge with its mysterious stones.
Olga and Alex suspect that there is an intruder in their building who is moving the threads of the neighbors' lives. Olga has researched it thoroughly and has some proof: almost every resident of the building has suffered mysterious "incidents", almost always related to the elevator.
Subtítulos: saber sin estudiar (Subtitles: To Know without Learning) is an intimate film in which a sequence of handmade subtitles translate, confirm, or deny what the film's only character says while looking at the camera. Written and spoken language play along to express the difficulty of a comprehensive meaning.
When a new deadly virus spreads, these old ladies take matter into their hands.
It is a collaborative project that was developed from the documentation collected in an extensive travel through four Latin American cities: Mexico City (Mexico), Buenos Aires (Argentina), La Paz (Bolivia) and Lima (Peru). The result is a new journey constructed with sound and animation of Buenos Aires. This reconstruction was made from the memories of the journey, from the interaction with each city and with epistolary communication.
Performances by the Finnish metal band Apocalyptica accompanied by Avanti! Chamber Orchestra at the Wacken Open Air festival held in the homonymous town of Wacken in northern Germany 2014
From the re-shooting of a small piece of found footage, the film explores the mechanisms that stimulate visual perception of rhythm. Shot repetition, internal cyclic movement, or transit between figurative and abstract, cause a harmonious cadence that is amplified by the original soundtrack.
Beyond Words seeks to reflect on the weight that our words acquire when we place them on other people through the story of Gabriel, a man who works responding to customer complaints in an office.
Pioneering punk band in Argentina and Latin America, Los Violadores returned to the stage on April 24, 2016 at Luna Park: after some 25 years of separation due to different circumstances, the classic formation of the band appeared before 8,000 people recording his last album, live, called «Luna Punk».
What happens when bodies defy the norm on a daily basis; when existing, breathing or showing yourself becomes an act of rebellion? A film that reflects on the traces that sexism, heteronormativity, transphobia, racism, ableism and fatphobia have left in their lives and the strategies they have developed to resist.
Carla is a dressmaker. She works in the tailoring workshop to which she dedicates her life. Teresa, a childhood friend, visits her to talk about making a dress for her own wedding. Carla, who feels attracted to Teresa, does not take the news well.
In the mid-80s, in Buenos Aires, Blanca Ravenna, sick and ageing, selects young Alma to assist her with the housework, and some personal matters. During the first night, there are strange doll apparitions and a mysterious chest that catches Alma´s eye.
The two sisters who star in this short film by Miguel G. Catalán are sick and tired of their situation: an accident has separated them, and all they can think about is getting back together. Of course, they live in a world ruled by zombies, so things aren't going to be that easy. On the other hand, there is their father, a madman lost in an imaginary world, who waits for their return.
A young girl's peaceful evening turns into a nightmare when her mom asks her to call her phone, which she's unable to find.
In an abandoned hut built on the roof of an old building in Tangier lives Tarik, a young Moroccan with no apparent trade or benefit. From there, he studies the comings and goings of the security officers of the nearby port.
Las rastreadoras is a group of people, mostly women, who search for the remains of disappeared people in Mexico. This activity began in the state of Sinaloa when around 200 relatives of disappeared persons entered vacant land and with basic tools began to dig to find bodies or human remains.
Miguel kills his days by dressing up as a stuffed animal at a menial amusement park. Since the family separated, as a result of his psychiatric instability, Amanda his daughter, is torn between loving him and being afraid of him. But the same illness that has devastated his life may be the key to recovering it. Miguel will be able to do the funniest and most illegal madness of his life to win back the heart of his little daughter.