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In Peru, three trans people question the system in which they live due to the increase in abuse of authority and physical punishment, due to the government's measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the 1990s, in a region of Colombia, men are disappearing mysteriously. A commander of the armed group that controls the region accuses a group of mothers, victims of violence, who are said to bewitch the men. When the commander burns one of them alive, the women decide to go into hiding.

A filmmaker’s empowering drag performance in tribute to his mother who suffered from dementia and cancer and died of COVID-19 complications in 2020.

Growing up in the Dominican Republic, filmmaker Ley Comas had a negative understanding of their trans identity. Years later, they attempt to share their truth with their religious family.

A journey through the stories of lesbians who make up families and a deep reflection on heteronormativity as a system of oppression.

The life of a couple can be good when there is support in health and illness, however when a person feels so much ATTACHMENT to their partner it can become harmful.

A couple of dancers arrive at a lake in Xochimilco, where they begin an introspective search that connects them with the elements of nature through music and movement. Finding themselves through dance, they prepare their farewell to follow individual paths.

Nacho is a boy who, after a love break, seeks a way to give relief to his heart. In his search, he enters a singing school and although this is not one of his virtues, he takes refuge in music to alleviate his pain.

The life of Mrs. Bertha Sánchez has changed because of a virus that threatens the world. She, locked in her home, adapts to the important change and the challenge that society suffers. She finally finds a balance in her routine between what appears to be a dark reality and a bright learning opportunity.

Gina, along with her husband and son, finds herself in the middle of a Gigi Testarrossa impersonation contest, a famous singer who disappeared without a trace 30 years ago. Little by little, a connection is emerging between her and Gigi, a feeling that she believed was missing a long time ago.

Bruno is a transgender boy who doesn't believe in marriage, but a few months ago he learned that his friends from Iquitos Almendra and Luko were married in Argentina and returned to Peru. So he decided to go to Iquitos to dispel his doubts.

An lgbtq love story about a boy trying to catch the attention of the one he admires.

A short film about about addiction, attachment and identity.

Fen is a trans man that longs for love and support from his conservative family and his friends.

Apps are political - or rather, geopolitical. Containment has forced us to redefine borders and interact with the world virtually. In split screen, the film draws a map and questions the links between virtual reality and real spaces, highlighting the political dimension of the operation.

Paralelo 28 portrays the workers’ conditions at the world’s biggest salt mine, in the north of México, and tells the story of a one-eyed dog/welder who steals the workers’ lunch. It’s a film interested in the paradox of representation of raw material, vision, landscape, machines, workspaces. This paradox, that we can synthesize as the impossibility of showing a body’s three dimensions through two-dimensional images, maybe points out at raw material and work —at this moment of history where there’s no more distinction between the objects’ presence and images’ representation— as the only proof of the world’s volume and weight. [Punto de Vista]

“Paco Foto”, a photographer from the years of the “landismo”, and the Swedish women in bikinis and the television raffles for flats in Torremolinos, recalls his life in the times when Franco’s Ministry of Tourism forged the sangria-and-paella tourism in the recently invented Costa del Sol.

Asturias, summer of 2021, Ramón and Maruja, with the help of their family, reap and recollect the grass in the casería of La Campa, like their ancestors did throughout generations.

How is voice perceived underwater? Can you understand what it says? The bathtub is a creative space where we experiment with the senses and mute the word, which is so often misunderstood and leads us to misunderstandings. Through movement, vibration and sign language listen through the skin and the gaze.

Leopoldo, an old man from the center of Madrid, is left completely alone when the bar that he used to visit on a daily basis for the last 12 years, and only human contact in his life, shuts down. The loneliness he has been avoiding rushes back; but comes in the form of Mauricio. A giant pigeon with verbal diarrhea that will try to talk Leopoldo into accepting his fate. Death? No: Something a bit more surprising.

In 1976, a group of young people from Pamplona made history by successfully reaching the summit of Shakhaur(7,116m) in Afghanistan. But during the descent an accident occurred: One of them died and another was seriously injured. Thanks to the help of a Polish expedition, they managed to save the life of their companion and meanwhile forge a friendship that has lasted until today.

Voices of LGBTIQ+ refugee people seeking asylum in Spain, unique stories portraying the different realities experienced by their protagonists in their countries of origin and in the country that currently hosts them. Five people looking into the lens to share their fears, doubts and certainties, and who can now say, “It gets better”.

On August 16, some friends celebrate San Roque’s day. It’s the local feast, as in many other towns.

A series of eruptions that would transform the Azores archipelago had begun on 27 September 1957. They had started underwater and lasted for thirteen months. Eight days after the first eruption, the island of Faial was completely covered in ash. The consequences were devastating. Sixty years later, Patricia Dauder walked over the solid ash. She travelled to the island of Faial during an artist’s residency at the Arquipélago Centro de Artes Contemporâneas on the island of São Miguel in the Azores. She found herself walking over the roof tiles of the buildings that had once formed a small town and, by 2017, had been exposed by the erosion caused by atmospheric agents. The catastrophe wiped out crops and pastures, although it caused no casualties. The natural forces unleashed by the birth of a new island left the waters contaminated with ashes.

A daily journey under the capital's ground seen through a microscope. Despite the high numbers of coronavirus contagion, the urban network must continue to function and circulate. The underground air of the subway condenses and allows the invisible virus to be glimpsed among the passengers, the nervous hands that touch everything and nothing at the same time, the noses escaping from the masks. A new body choreography that begins to reveal itself, inserted in a disjointed present that yearns for the functioning of an extinct normality.

Cándido and Leonardo are two 18-year-olds who experience sensations at odds with the conventions of the time and tragically suffer the consequences of the machismo that condemns them. They grew up together, they lived their childhood with the normality that their difference in social class allowed them. Leonardo, son of the landowner, Candido, son of the foreman. They played marbles, cockerels (carob seed), climbed trees and bathed together in the river ... but they discovered each other ... they saw each other for the first time, in a different way.

Callejeras is a documentary about the participation of women in one of the greatest expressions of popular culture still standing: the Cádiz carnival. Carnival is shown as a reflection of a patriarchal society where new voices begin to emerge from the spontaneity of the street. A reflection on the limits of humor and gender stereotypes. Shot in Cádiz, in 2020.

The afternoons are like the agape of living. We devour life to sounds, images and verses.

Sandra, after not going back to her native Rioja for a long time, decides to return with her partner Carla. She wants to make amends with her father, but it may already be too late.

The day after her 8th birthday, Jackie suspects that she is turning into a vampire by noticing her parents following new life protocols that forbid her to come out into the open. Confused by the behavior of her family, the girl creates her own survival plan due to lack of information about the real reason for the confinement; the covid 19 pandemic.

Entries are Exit points to more complex Entries. It is a visual exploration, an assemblage of forces. The doing an undoing's of my mother: a warrior. The film is part of a large-project "Doing and Undoing: Poems from within", a series of art interventions created during my mother’s cancer and healing process.