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The documentary features the diversity of backgrounds, philosophies, and motivations of a representative sample of the new strain of agroecological farmers in Puerto Rico.

Three years ago my mother suffered a serious cerebral stroke. In two hours herself vanished in front of me facing me suddenly with a body in which she was not anymore. Médula is the journey in which I try to recover the lost image of a woman that I was never able to understand nor get to know and who, today, feels more undecipherable than ever.

It chronicles the encounter between Graciela Fernández Meijide, whose son Pablo was kidnapped in 1976 by the military dictatorship and who became a human rights defender; and Héctor Ricardo Leis, a former member of the Montoneros who went into exile after the coup d'état in Brazil. Throughout the documentary, both reveal their memories, experiences, and reflections on the years of lead in Argentina.

Two lost souls come together in search of new lives in this surreal drama from Spanish filmmaker Eusebio Pastrana. The Girl With Broken Wings (Maria Brea) and The Girl With No Wings (Mercedes del Castilo) are two women reeling in the aftermath of heartbreak, each having been abandoned by their lovers. When their paths cross, they discover a kinship through their mutual agony, and learn to take comfort in one another's company.

Together with his two sons and a camera, Mario Sabah toured the world in a Citroën Méhari at a max speed of 60 kilometers (37 miles) per hour.

During the Second World War, two soldiers get lost and find an strange cult in a lost French village that is making horrible and obscene rites.

This road documentary travels across South America to understand Cartonera book production, finding citizens and cooperatives committed to using literary production as a means of fighting for social justice, economic equality, and a more sustainable world.

Documentary about Santa Eulalia, a "utopian socialist" colony which thrived until the early 20th century before its abandonment and deterioration.

A serene reflection on life cycles through several generations of women united by the seasonal appearance of the apple, inscribed in silver black and white 16mm film that Mariño manipulates with various handmade techniques.

A film that is born fom Proyecto Diario, in which the author inves tigates the teenage bedroom culture and collects various amateur materials. A video recording of a father who films his preteen. daughter, who rejects to fit into the vision that her father has and wants to convey.

Fragmented moving representation of the invading lichen. The projection of their shapes, textures and colors is related to the microorganic decomposition of the photographic emulsion.

The passage from darkness to light of Lúa leads Mariño to Decalco-mania, which goes from light to dark also attacking celluloid directly. This time, with the procedure that entitles the movie: decalcomania, a painting technique attributed to the Spanish surrealist painter Oscar Dominguez.

We hear two women talking while we see two chickens pecking at the ground in search of food. What happens while the chickens eat the scraps that the pigs have left behind? Nothing less than an excellent portrait of the generational leap. Two women's voices become improvised rhapsodies of everyday life. Grandmother and granddaughter who, like the chickens, will have no name. Four beings for whom there will be no need to measure the rhythm of their lives and who, nevertheless, will live. And they will observe, learning and knowing.

A child showing a stranger the pleasure of throwing pebbles into the wilderness. Behind them, the sun sets behind the wilaya.

Embarka, Sahrawi girl, born in a world that wasn't her world.

The testimony of several generations of Saharawi refugees, shows us the harshness of life in the inhospitable Algerian desert, after more than 40 years of exile.

Is already 40 years since the saharawi population became refugee in Algeria because of the Moroccan occupation. While the POLISARIO government tries out to solve the conflict with institutional help, saharawi youngsters advocate for the option of an armed conflict. While they wait, cinema will be their only weapon.

A short story that's part of a magical dream; aimed at preschoolers.

Instead of looking at the sky in search of answers, we could look at the ground in search of questions, of grammatical accidents, of geographical incidents, of plausible fictions and furtive stories.

The documentary focuses on the working and employment rights of the disabled. We give an ear to what physically disabled people tell about their lives. Hubert, Marylin, Candelario and Yolanda from Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic and El Salvador… With their daily routines, we witness the statistics so far from reflecting the realities of the disabled.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the revolutionary victory, the Cuban government called on the people to attend a massive parade. A cameraman takes to the streets to meet the people face to face.

Infinity is a new entertaining and engaging, high quality feature documentary film series, exploring one of the most significant unanswered questions of our time 'Does infinity exist?' Conversations with leading thinkers from multiple disciplines reveal the latest in scientific research and a broad range of perspectives and insights.