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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.
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..
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.
A show between the revolutionary, the utopian and the necessary, but sometimes it can not escape the most mundane.
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.
Dalia lives confined with her grandfather and her mother in a country house, since after a war many mines were forgotten near her house. Her grandfather becomes seriously ill and Dalia realizes that the only thing that can cure her pain are some flowers that are in the minefield. Dalia faces the decision to stay in her house and see her family collapse, or go out to look for the flower that could heal everyone's pain.
Tito the Colombian is a tattoo artist who learned his trade in the darkness of Lecumberri jail. He remembers everything about his stay there, but very little about his place of origin.
An old Italian immigrant, owner of a wig shop, performs endless parties animated by a soundtrack of doubles to show that it is still in force since its apogee in the dictatorship. The transition between this vertigo and the later solitude of its protagonist is the inspiration to portray a world with two faces.
Double Me is a film about the tragic misunderstandings between the Spanish colonizers and the indigenous peoples of Colombia, and the ramifications of those traumatic experiences. Based on manuscripts, photographs and films belonging to the Colombian ethnographer Gregorio Hernández de Alba, Rugeles pieces together existing and new footage in this documentary punctuated with fiction and stories. From FICCI
Tito likes playing football and tries to get good marks at school but unfortunately, he has some issues that shouldn't have children of his age. Nobody as the Sahrawi people knows what means to be on the map and being lost and forgotten at the same time.
A documentary-experimental film that portrays the search for alternatives to money and the system through self-organization. Dioni, a 65-year-old retired man, convinced that he cannot live without money and with hardly any pension to live on, embarks on the search for his daughter Rakel.
A young youtuber goes through a deep depression. A lonely man seeks contact through unconventional means. And an old woman observes, under the light of day, the consequences of those two dark lives.
The train ride becomes an inner journey as the filmmaker recollects the memories of his grandmother who turns 100, the film becomes a gift.
A portrait of John, presenting parts of his life & his processes as a trans* person reconsidering binary codes & many other patterns. 4 years along, John and Aidan the film-maker have been meeting each other and sometimes traveling together . The movie is the result of this journey from Berlin to the mountains in Spain.
A normal day for Gonzalo, an 18-year-old gay man, can change dramatically when he meets someone like him, but perhaps not at the right time.
In a humble home someone has broken a very valuable object, Juan implements all the methods of punishments necessary to find the culprit.
Two brothers roam a desolate Mountain area. The minor, disregarding his mother's warnings, bathes in a mysterious spring. From that moment, strange events are unleashed that radically change their lives.
Luciana defends her trans identity against a teacher.
A new series of video interviews with members of The Last Movie's Peruvian crew filmed by Daniel García and Aurelio Medina.
Strong storms ravage an inhospitable place in which a strange character, armed and prepared for war, is forgetting his status as a soldier while suffering a strange metamorphosis that immerses him in the exploration of a world for which he is not prepared.
The fears and insecurities of two teenagers, Sara and Helena, come to light during a bike ride.
A tale of two warrior brothers, Heru and Patu, haunted by female spirits, blinded by beauty, magic and their own pride, lament the terrible consequences of the spell.
In 2015 a group of Mapuche students organized the first linguistic internship school in Mapuzugun. More than 50 students from all over the country arrived to get involved in an attempt to revitalize the Mapuche language. This documentary follows the stories of four participants in their decolonization process through the learning of their mother tongue, examining the hegemonic forces that are responsible for making their language disappear.
Malena is the first transsexual girl of the small island of Apipé, located opposite the powerful hydroelectric plant of Yaciretá. Between them, rocks the river. And tales about the origin of the Earth. Sailing between different stories about the island and the plant, Yasirée Trance invites us to create a new mutant cosmogony. Together with Malena, the film declares itself as transgender, and questions different possible narratives seeking its own mythology.
In 2011, the conflict of public education broke out in Chile. Protests did not revolved around violence, but rather the renewal of the social struggle from culture and altruism. Paintings instead of banners, disguises instead of hoods.This is the story of those who dared to paint, film, dance and act, redefining citizen protest forever.