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A film made of burning books, windows and calendars. A quarantine film with lies, fictions, post-truths and alterations of the confined memory. A film written in forty days of silence, as notes for another future film, in a city less and less recognizable. Cervantes, connoisseur of confinements and pandemics, presides over a game of mirrors between centuries that connects Madrid and Beijing, while his creatures filter news, gestures and political strategies from the daily press in the spring of 2020, in a sleepwalking and unreal Madrid.

A surgeon takes a fishing trip after an accident in the operating room.

Three women, three crowned queens by failure and excesses, agonize within a continuous party where their miseries shine brighter than the neon lights.

A documentary that uses the image of my grandmother as a link to convey the urgent need not to mythologize the past and the importance of learning from it, always keeping in mind where one comes from.

The project is a “journey of reconstruction” of the life and death of the famous Costa Rican poet Jorge Debravo - who lost his life in 1967, in a tragic traffic accident, at only 29 years of age

A documentary web series about the experiences of 10 trans people.

Going through a town and recording its images evoke lost memories of my childhood. These recovered memories carry a pain that I embrace in this postcard that I send to my younger sister.

Clockwise (2021) is a generative and experimental audiovisual piece that explores the concept of space-time, Zeno's paradoxes related to the infinite subdivision of the units of measurement of space and time (dichotomy and arrow paradoxes), and their experimental

A bunch of colour pencils bully other pencil.

A desperate cry of a child abandoned by a mother who cannot give him love, assuming an adult role, as his mother is adrift in eternal mourning for a daughter she lost some time ago. The loss of a daughter is a process capable of fracturing a family. But they are the members of it, the only ones who can give relief to such pain ... although at the risk of falling into a spiral towards denial, where they feed back even more the already existing suffering.

Two children talk about the sex change of the brother of one of them.

After having been rejected, Juanes calls his best friend Víctor to go to a movie, where different feelings and prejudices emerge between them.

Not all honeymoons are sweet ... much less during a quarantine.

From the city of Sydney, the director receives audio messages from his grandmother who tells her first-hand how large protests against the government have started in Chile. That familiar voice becomes an emotional guide to the Chilean rebellion and grief seen from afar.

The words appear ghostly. Sentences form and take on a life of their own. The text changes, reformulating itself like a living consciousness. Some words are highlighted in a pictorial play of vibrant visual degradation.

A transmedia project that talks about the positioning of people with functional diversity in situations where they are pigeonholed in stereotypes marked by society.

Clara, a bisexual girl, lives with her friend Helena. She wants to find love and starts hooking up with people addictively until she finds herself on a date that goes way beyond her. One day, hanging out her panties, she will be surprised by what she discovers.

As part of repressive methodologies used by the State during the Social Revolt that began in October 2019, Chilean police has systematically shot the protesters in the eyes. Hundreds of people have suffered eye damage and have partially or totally lost their vision. The sunset walks through the streets of a Santiago de Chile, witness to these mutilations.

Two brothers play on the beach with firecrackers. They find a motor home that looks abandoned and decide to inspect its interior. Being drawn to risk is the basis of their relationship.

A collective that carries out community projects with LGBTI groups, a documentary filmmaker, theater actors and a group of trans sex workers (known as Las Guapas) come together to settle accounts with the injustices they live by creating a soap opera using friendship and fiction as a form resistance. Between rituals of love, slapping and revenge, this hybrid documentary shows that making community cinema is a valid bet to combat the fetishization of discourses about the struggles of LGBTI people in Colombia.

One day before Chile's national plebiscite gives each voter the possibility to approve or reject the drafting of a New Constitution, Oscar and Marcelo, two brothers with opposing views, will share a journey along the country's desert coast.

An anonymous testimony recounts the harsh experiences that are lived in Mexican society being part of a community that, to date, is rejected, marginalized and violated for proclaiming and demanding their rights, which have been denied by religious and falsely moral ideologies that continue to permeate within families and the country.

A visual symphony conducted by 8 elder women who reflect on different topics concerning the conception of their own bodies inside a patriarchal system that constantly attempts to possess them.

An exemplary son, a daughter who likes to party and a fed up mother. The perfect mix if it were all as it seems.

Documentary about people who collect rubbish from the Earth to make it cleaner.

Johann Calderón created this snapshot of the natural world on a sunny morning in the Argentinian countryside. What’s in there is revealed in the name.

Your life sucks? BACK IN 5 MINUTES is a short film structured as a false advertising block: 11 fictional spots that reflect on the advertising language through the advertising language itself.

Grecia, a transgender woman, writes a letter to her friend Jeanine. From remembering her childhood to her daily struggles, Grecia gives us a glimpse into the life of a transgender woman navigating the cruel streets of Tijuana, Mexico.

Over a hundred years since the publication of the sociological text, La mala vida en Madrid, that coined the term in Spain, what does it mean to be a ‘lowlife’? Eye-catching, almost otherworldy and unashamedly provocative, this commentary on class, sexuality and urban stratification appropriates the pathologising label of ‘Other’ to shine a light on the explosion of ‘lifeforms’ in the Spanish capital today. Featuring the clever use of 8mm to create a surreal, pseudo-documentary look that draws in and distances simultaneously, Madrid, Bad Life is a sophisticated and thought-provoking high-concept work.

During his first trip to the United States, Tito Montero follows the footsteps of the writer Eduardo Galeano through the streets of Chicago in search of Haymarket, the place that symbolizes the global struggle of workers for their labor rights. The words of the filmmaker and the work history of his family are intertwined with those of the Uruguayan writer and those of other literary references to compose a personal and collective journey through space and time.

Rosa María is a transsexual woman and a father who completed her sexual reassignment surgery at the age of 59. Until then her behaviour had been that of a typical macho male. This documentary shows her “transition” or gradual empowerment as a woman, a process that holds a certain promise of fulfilment. Alongside her friend, Fina, also a transsexual woman over 60 years old, they walk this path of light and shadow in their struggle to conquer the desired status of being a woman, as well as a degree of recognition on the part of society.

Nathalie Mere Povede is a 30-year-old make-up artist from the city of Lima. She takes us through her routines, talks about her life and what it means to be a transgender girl in a conservative society like Peru, showing that the only one difference between her and someone else is intolerance.

Sci-fi proposal about a Puerto Rican shopping mall.

This documentary shows us that getting to where the rights of LGBT + people are today has been a long road full of adversity and unimaginable achievements. Until just a few decades ago: getting married, adopting children, teaching in a school as a transgender person, was impossible. Historical figures, who could be seen as heroes and heroines, supported by archive material, narrate the evolution of a powerful social movement.

A vulture hacks the feet of the main character who, resigned to his punishment, passively accepts this inevitable destiny. Animated short film based on the homonymous story, by Franz Kafka.

At 84 years of age, Rosa realizes that she no longer has the strength to take care of her daughter Eva who has Down syndrome, and she struggles to decide whether or not to put her into a care home. In this intimate portrait, we follow Rosa’s pain of indecision and her unique way of coping.

He does not love her with the intensity that she desires, but he continues to occupy her heart, excluding and isolating any other love. While he is tricking people into loving him, and then he hates them for being fooled.