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Traje de Luces | Suit of Lights is an expressive documentary composed with footage of a Spanish bullfight, that iconic imagery of highly decorated masculinity and violence masked as nationalism. The footage was drawn from Jacques Madvo Collection material filmed in Spain between 1976-1978.

Soberania is a documentary about an ecosocial crisis in the Chiloé Achipelago, in the south of Chile. Its inhabitants were faced with and reacted to what they called death of the sea after hundreds of years living in a deep bound with the sea

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.

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?

Inspired by Augusto Monterroso’s Maids, this short film combining fiction and dance presents a maid ballerina embodying the voices of two stock radio drama lovers who plan to murder her with their own hands.

This documentary tells the story of Tateh Lehbib, a Saharawi refugee who after studying Renewable Energy at the University of Algiers and then a master's degree in energy efficiency at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, has designed a type of shelter made with plastic bottles filled with sand. This innovative circular shelter aims to improve the harsh living conditions experienced in the desert in Tindouf, reducing internal temperature and offering a better resistance to sandstorm, while having an eco-friendly purpose by reusing plastic bottles.

A girl. A leaf. And a strange confusion.

Film made with the archive material of the Catalan avant-garde poet Vermell. This philosophical comedy focuses on the years of Vermell's youth. An anxious artist who wonders himself, What is art? Immediately he throws himself on the murky waters of creation. A delirious walk through Barcelona and Paris at the end of the 20th century. The exaggerated life is a story about the dream of art and the unstoppable power of youth, passion and love.

Javier returns to the house where he lived when he was a child. He wanders throught the deserted rooms and begins to remember how everything was. But the moment that forced him to leave from there will also be recorded.

"Verano Permanente" was filmed at the Vorterix Theater on August 11, 2018. The record of the show is a great summary of the uninterrupted path traveled through the entire discography and emblematic themes of Eterna Inocencia, a band formed in the mid-90s , in the heat of the boiling point of the hardcore punk scene of Buenos Aires.

Different testimonies of the LGBT + community and several activists of the same group unleash different stories that give a broad panorama to Mexican society on topics of sexual diversity and equal marriages.

Narrates the story of Diego, an 11 years old shoe shiner. It portrays his struggle to survive and the loss of his innocence.

Andrea took a drug mule trip from Argentina. She was taken directly from Barcelona airport to prison. Katia was imprisoned for two years at Martutene correctional facility in the Basque Country. Marta Dillon, journalist and feminist, visited over several years the female prisoners at the Ezeiza prison in Buenos Aires and captured their experiences in the book "Corazones Cautivos". These stories, along with those of other ex-prisoners and researchers, are part of the documentary "Cárceles Bolleras" (Dyke Jails), that pictures the reality of women behind bars and how gender inequality affects their lives there. Under these circumstances , lesbian desire becomes a form of resistance to the penitentiary institution. Through these interviews, we depict the prison universe we are unallowed to access.

Wrinkled faces, an abandoned lot, a shadow engulfs a cat, two hands link, a banner announces the future… A film that seems like it might fade away at any moment, its temporality suspended: the people, at times, seem to be from another era, the frames recovered from a distant time. But we’re in the present day, in a neighborhood that threatens to disappear. Movement that is barely detained by small acts of resistance. "veCINES" is a collective film made by Laboratorio Reversible in the territory it inhabits: the Poble-sec neighborhood of Barcelona.

The film tells the love story of Tita and Ignacio, which is surrounded by dark, violent and drug-related events.

A group of people from different places, meet in an intercultural event, during 4 days in the mountains of Pucón, Chile; to receive knowledge and ancestral wisdom of some natives. Acquiring new perspectives on relating among human beings, Mother Earth and the cosmos.

It's a Friday night in Buenos Aires and Francisco is going around the city looking for Paula. His erratic journey through the "porteño" neighborhoods gets tense due to couples arguing, soccer matches, ephemeral love affairs, technical issues and old songs.

A microworld and its inhabitants are engaged in a losing war against these immense and incomparable clouds. They seem to lead a normal life, but these specimens are here to stay. Where will they come from?

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.

Ramiro is special. He lives in his world of comics and movies where his characters are monsters or on the way to being. One day he meets a former partner and receives a kiss from a stranger. From that moment everything in his life begins to transform.

Inspired by a poem written by the Mexican writer Denisse Taborn, a man describes in a very detailed and poetic manner how he would kill his ex lover, he exposes his motifs and methods, however there is one absolute reason why he cannot do it.

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.

Iago Pericot ‘The Conquest of Innocence’ is a journey through the events that marked his life (Franco’s repression, awareness of his homosexuality, his stay in London during the troubled 60s) and his works (“Rebel Delirium”, ‘Bent’, ‘MozartNu’), which were essential for modernizing the Catalan theater. It is the story of the creative process of an artist who, at 85, wants to continue talking about the world through his art. It is the portrait of his relationship with Josep, his companion for 15 years.

Documentary film about t the vigilante groups at Michoacán, Mexico, fighting the drug cartels, which takes center on one of the vigilante leaders: Hipólito Mora, who ran for a deputy.

A science fiction fantasy which subverts the stereotypical genre of the photo novel in a universe populated by Amazonian warriors, androgynous diplomats and genderbenders.

A film that reflects on the complexities of being a teenager alongside friends and family in this cheerful, intimate and straightforward portrait of a young girl. It describes an alternative outlook on transsexuality in Spain through her experience with the gang in her village in Navarra.

A woman does whatever she can to keep her boyfriend under control, but zombies are notoriously difficult to tame.

The growing popularity of Japanese animation has a large female component, with filmmakers such as Mari Okada and Naoko Yamada and cartoonists such as Lolita Aldea (Virtual Hero, the El Rubius series). There is a proliferation of Spanish singers who are successful in Japan (idols) and the "otakus" have "come out of the closet." Experts, YouTubers and professionals from the world of manga and anime such as Diana Calleja (RamenParaDos), Manu Guerrero (Selecta Visión), Lolita Aldea, Marc Bernabé (translator) and Isabel Espada (Norma Editorial) talk about this.

Camila lives her last days in the jungle as a guerrilla of the FARC-EP at the crossroads between an uncertain future of peace and the lingering memory of a childhood severely punished. Sent to a war hospital in the middle of the jungle, Camila begins a journey into her past, to the depths of an old wound that needs to be healed. A journey that ends up leading her to an unexpected reunion with her friend Ricardo, a young guerrilla recently amputated due to a mine.

Andrés Pérez Araya, one of the most outstanding Chilean artists. Through his own voice, makes an exciting retelling of his life and his final years.

The intense friendship between Nestor Basterretxea and Jorge Oteiza brings them to Irun, province of Gipuzkoa, Basque Country. There, they buy a small piece of land on the outskirts of the city with the idea of designing and building their workshop house.