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A documentary about the National Theather of Costa Rica, in the anniversary of the Costa Rican architectural landmark

In Oggun, Gloria relates the patakin or mythical story of Oggun, the tireless warrior who, enamored of his mother, decided as punishment to imprison himself in the mountains: only Ochun, goddess of love, succeeded in captivating him when she let fall a few drops of honey on the lips of the god of metal, war, progress, and civilization.

A video release containing five AC/DC music videos.

The engineer Eladio Dieste, the most innovative architect in Uruguay, is interviewed by the architect Mariano Arana. He talks about the ethical responsibility involved in creating, the idea that the things that surround us should be beautiful, and how important it is to use our intelligence and creativity to produce original responses and generate our own ways of thinking.

How kids survive in the neighbourhood, between the "Cholos" and the "Metaleros" gangs. Each to their own high and by whatever means is necessary to achieve it.

A homage to painter Amable Arias. Through painted-on-film visuals, the film evokes the atmosphere of daytime in an imagined garden—paired conceptually with his earlier short Paisaje inquietante – Nocturno which reflects the nocturnal counterpart.

Text on the body.

Documentary on the events that took place in Alsasua during the Civil War, with specific reflections on the figure of the parish priest Marino Ayerra, interviews with the people of Alsasua, and general historical comments by the historian Tuñón de Lara.

Second collaboration with the composers Haro/Fiori. The images refer to the crisis of the representation of reality which emerges with the mass diffusion of electronic images on television and on video in the last decade of the 20th century. The piece also illustrates the discussion relevant at the time (1991-92), and still so today, on the replacement of experimental cinema with video art. The title alludes to a quote from Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, "The consequences of images will be images of consequences."

Duplicate of "El Que a Hierro Mata... A Hiero Muere"

The goblin woman.

A fortune teller convinces the deceased in a cemetery in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico to cross the U.S. border.

Part 1 of the Operavox series.

The documentary describes the events that occurred since the death of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo in 1961, until the inauguration of Juan Bosch y Gaviño as president of the Dominican Republic on February 27, 1963. It also narrates the violence which distinguished the presidency of Balaguer and his efforts to remain in power.

3D animation by Ignacio Pardo

Found material about childhood moments

An exploration of Puerto Rico's colonial history (with Spain and U.S.) through different representational strategies.

Television interview with Cuban musician Compay Segundo.

It is mid-afternoon on Saturday on the outskirts of a small town in Guipuzcoa. Antón and Kepa go to the Mentxu bar when events take a violent and lethal turn.

Adriana, a young widower who works in an art gallery where, after the discovery of fraud by her administrator coincides with a series of attacks on her life, the woman will have to use her own resources to discover the murderer.