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A couple of young criminals, André and Orlando, receive a tremendous setback that causes their paths to separate. Some time later, friendship and work will make them meet again, but Orlando is no longer the same. One more job with André and he will get something he craved for years.

A Finnish factory. A conflict between two countries. A woman between two men. What happens when one of the largest pulp mill in the world is installed in a small city in the interior of Uruguay?

Since 1980, water management has been privatized throughout Chile, leading small farmers to ruin and weakening thousands of families.

This documentary reveals the path taken by Mirna, a divorced woman with three children who decided to surrogate her belly and raise a baby for another family. It shows very closely the troubles she had to face due to the lack of regulation that exists in Mexico on the topic of surrogate gestation.

It narrates the events of a Galician town in the 50's from the perspective of a seamstress that works for well-placed women. Played by María Mera, Dalia is a dressmaker who lives in the city, a brave and fighter woman. Her unexpected death will take her to a town called Prescedo, where she will discover many things of her past. His arrival will open old wounds in a place full of secrets. But if something is found Dahlia in Prescedo is the admiration, love and passion of two very different men, Gonzalo (David Seijo) and Lourenzo (Xoán Fórneas), whom he will know by chance on his arrival at the town and who will embark on a fierce fight between they get to get to your heart.

An explosive film about a crazy woman, her ugly boyfriend and the heartbreak that tore a town apart!

Documentary about the Cuban political turmoil between 1963-1970.

Pili has Down's Syndrome and her inability to say what she wants makes her nephew reflect on the importance of listening.

In Far is here an Haitian man describes his immigration experience to Chile while he works in a bakery. His testimony, silent, portrays the complex situations he has faced since leaving the city of Fort Liberty in Haiti, until his arrival to Santiago of Chile.

This film takes us to Chile for a deep dive into cueca, the national dance of Chile. The cueca brava music scenes in Valparaíso and Santiago, which many compare to the tango scene in Buenos Aires or the fado scene in Lisbon (only much less popular and away from tourism), had been going through hard times under the Pinochet years. They had been manipulated and stripped of their radical potential for social commentary; it was only in the early 2000s that many (young) locals rediscovered it… and danced it, played it and re-invented it.

In a greenhouse in the Lima desert, Mr. Takehara has been perfecting a bonsai oasis for 20 years. A Doc Fortnight/Cinema Tropical collaboration.

About one of the Tarkovsky's keyshots, the inner crisis and the doubts and thoughts about faith and form.

After the death of Hugo Chavez, power in Venezuela passed to his successor Nicolas Maduro. He dissolved the parliament and completely deprived the opposition of power. This is a film about those who then took to the streets, fought for their rights and won.

When 17 year-old Axel finds out his girlfriend is pregnant, he tries to build a better future for them by accepting a dangerous "job" to make some extra money.

Adela, a solitary sixty-year-old woman, is the treasurer of a local club. Practically, she lives in the club spending her mornings and afternoons with her only friend Noemi. Christmas comes and with it memories of teenage times.

While walking with her camera on a random street, the director experiences a casual encounter with a stranger who asks her to be portrayed. After several interviews, the mysterious disappearance of that woman becomes a source of obsession for the artist behind the camera..

Like a huntress, the director began capturing moments of light during blackouts in her hometown of Maracaibo, seeking out elusive chances in the half-light.

Tourist Route, Madrid.

A film about the black head Carranza sheep and the ways of subsistence cattle related to them in Karrantza Valley (Bizkaia, Spain). A series of seven in-camera edited Super-8 reels explores the link between grass, sheep, feeding, wool, milking, cheese, threads. It is a project that began with the recalling of first moving pictures of sheep (MOUTONS ENTRANT À L’ABATTOIR, Lumière Brothers, 1896) and with the correlation between wool spinning and the film rolling pace.

The thoughts and bodies of three queer boys are pierced by the LGBTQ Equal Rights Crisis in 2018 Costa Rica.

The story of the mythical figure Luis Ortuzar, aka El Chincol, one of the most important players of poetry singing in Chile.

A show between the revolutionary, the utopian and the necessary, but sometimes it can not escape the most mundane.

A collage of memories turned sensory vision, from the Sahara desert to the waters of South America.

Short films intervened in 35 mm, 16 mm and Super8 mm by this Argentine filmmaker

No matter what I do to appease it, it is always there. Perhaps asleep, perhaps very awake... either way, waiting for me.

Testimony in first person of the Chilean human rights leader Mireya García about the history of her family and the break that meant, personally and nationally, the 1973 Civic-Military Strike. It's the story of a family, and through it, history of her country in the last 45 years.