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The community at Rincón de la Bolsa, just a few kilometres from Montevideo, is suffering from all kinds of environmental problems, and the local people organize and demand solutions.

A cinematic investigation about death and the power of photography, El Día Que Me Quieras is a meditation on the last photo taken of Ernesto Che Guevara, when he was lying dead on a cement pile surrounded by those who captured him in Bolivia, in 1967

The World Music Festival is being held in TronBon’s hometown and the judges are none other than the clowns Txirri, Mirri and Txiribiton. The night before the festival, all the instruments in the town —as well as the clowns— are mysteriously stolen.

People from rural zone comes to Buenos Aires with the intention to improve it economic situation and end up in a shantytown and find an escape of this situation by goint to dance (Bailanta).

Documentary about women who have lost their husbands 1 mile below the ground. Women living subject to constant anguish, chance, premonitions, family. Women with a particular sense of humor. The widows of miners. A social testimony about one of the most harsh, legendary and conflictive professions, perhaps condemned to disappear.

Two criminals just released from prison in the cruelest revenge against the judge who sentenced them, in a wild and chilling "reckoning."

The successful singer Luis Dimas goes along with his driver, known as Takilleitor, touring the cities of Chile. They are joined by two former agents of the Central Nacional de Informaciones (CNI), Chile's national intelligence service during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, who are chasing a kind of wooden parrot containing a supposed political message.

A cinephile falls asleep during a projection and reality starts to confuse with dreams

A touch of horn is enough for the girl to meet with her boyfriend...

The famous Peruvian singer Luis Abanto Morales sings Cholo Soy while Cesar Galindo gives justice to indigenous Peruvians in a condensed cinematic sequence of documentary and fictional scenes.

Bolivian drama that serves as a plea for tolerance of cultural diversity in that country.

A man shares his apartment with his elderly mother. He puts a Doris Day record, "Que sera, sera", and his life walks by in a flash.

The innocence of creating a mirror, only to repeatedly crush it underfoot.

A film that brings together fragments of celluloid that censors during the last twenty years of Franco's regime had left forgotten in the offices of the former Ministry of Information and Tourism, and where the regime's three obsessions can be clearly seen: politics, religion and sex.

A woman goes on a date with her lover and her husband unexpectedly shows up.

3D animation by Ignacio Pardo

This documentary, known in English speaking countries as "By Cross and Sword", is about the yearly festivity called "La Morisma de Bracho", which is a reenactment of biblical stories and episodes from the Crusades. More than 5000 people participate in this Catholic festivity which dates back to the XIXth century, or earlier.

"[An] experiment that aims to highlight the number of shots of a specific scene [from Hitchcock's Psycho] by replacing the shot of the image with several of the credit titles from the same film [...] An early work, which would be the first official of Pinent's filmography, made when he was only 16 years old, [...] Two years away from Matthias Müller's 'found footage' reference work, 'Home Stories' (1990), a key piece in the genre." -Center de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona

This is the story of Luis Batlle Berres, an outstanding political figure, told against the background of life in Uruguay from 1900 to the 1960s. With archive images and music from the period, this documentary pays homage to those years and to a time gone by. There is testimony from Batlle's personal hairdresser, his master of arms, his children and travelling companions in politics, and his adversaries. We witness his meeting with General Juan Domingo Perón, and we see the Graf Zeppelin with its swastika in the sky above Montevideo.

Concert given by Sonic Youth on Friday, August 7, 1998, as part of the Benicàssim International Festival. Broadcast on Sputnik Concert (Channel 33) a few weeks later that same year.

Four women in a poor neighbourhood in the town of Las Piedras, in Uruguay, speak about their daily lives, economic problems and numerous children. Their menfolk don't help, quite the opposite. The documentary comes up against the same general questions, and then we move to the more intimate level of love, tenderness and sexuality.

Short film by the basque filmmaker Koldo Azkarreta.

A heartfelt account of the passion and tragedy that infuses the quintessential Spanish pastime of bullfighting.

This is the visit to an exhibition of painting and photography with the help of a girl named Claudia, and a sickness called Anorexia.