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The day Pasqual, a Peruvian migrant worker, decides to distance himself from his wife and move to Jerusalem, is the day before the ninth birthday of their son Luca. Pasqual sets out on a journey across the new city to find a birthday present for his son. The failed attempts of the helpless father in the difficult reality of immigrant life lead Pasqual to understand that he must make a painful concession in order to bring happiness to his son on the most important day of the year.

Homophobia, spectacle, discrimination and heels; is part of what a group of young drags tell us in the capital of Santiago. They show us their characters, the inevitable fiction created by them, the struggle to be accepted and their yearnings as residents in a country that has stigmatized them, in a society It seems that it still continues in centuries past.

This video uses public domain images to generate new narratives. The camera lens captures several instant glances of children staring at the camera device, while the city maintains the frantic pace and adults escape from the camera.

In what seems like an ordinary night, two friends face their worst enemy: the social construction of gender. Only the bravest men survive. A queer joke to masculinity.

Bartolina Xixa is an andina drag artist. Thinking of his own history, inspired by a Chola paceña and in the constant search to give transformism a more indigenous perspective, he rebuilds Bartolina. With transformism, he allowed himself to feel and denounce what is often denied or made invisible.

Rita is a drag queen from the Buenos Aires suburbs who has personally experienced the discrimination of a macho society.

“Light has no tongue but it is all eye.” – John Donne. A series of short films about how the night immerses us in a world where the deepest thoughts emerge. Shot frame-by-frame with long exposure times and developed by hand before dawn.

Gatite is a non-binary trans chick, who questions ideological utopias and proposes an escape through fantastic ideas, poetry, digital art, animation and virtual collage that crosses universes, the Buenos Aires Pampean plain, the edges that separate the city from the country, the frontier spaces, the heterotopic spaces, the margins, the shortcuts, the cuir universe, punk, naive and anarchic transfeminism.

"They called me Pietro", he takes a nostalgic journey through the characters and situations that marked the director's childhood, influenced by the presence of Italian immigrants in the city, the street and the building where he was born and still lives. Mercado remembers a time of happiness and abundance, which he shared with his neighbors and which has now disappeared.

Land rescues, which the commercial press called "invasions," multiplied in Puerto Rico from the late 1960s to the 1980s. Poor communities organized to raise a decent roof. Adolfina is the best known example of that struggle that has many stories to tell.

A day of practice.

A young lake fisherman travels to a new province looking for more work to do. One morning, with many doubts and poor certainties, he finds himself trying to hide a presumed dead body to avoid been accused of murder. He must continue working to prevent himself from being caught, but something makes him feel that it is unavoidable.

This documentary tells the story of the LGBTTI communities who have suffered persecution, prison and torture for their sexual condition under different military dictatorships in recent decades. The idea borns from the photographic and archival project for the recovery of the historical memory of the different LGBTTI communities in the world, a chapter of history too often hidden and forgotten. This first chapter is a journey around Spain, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, countries where the dictatorship has strongly marked the history of the LGBTTI community, oppressed by police regimes and social intolerance.

Valentine is a professional photographer who has lost the inspiration and desire to create while living alone in his home, confined by the Covid-19.

Animation of Hieronymus Bosch's painting of the same title.

In 2010 the inconceivable happened for the LGBTQ community in Mexico: same-sex marriage became a reality, but only for residents of the capital, Mexico City. Three couples from Guadalajara City in the Jalisco County decide to travel to the state capital to get married. Their goal is to return to their province and city and fight for legal and social recognition as a new Mexican family. For them, marriage is a strategy to extend the right to equal marriage to the rest of the country. They never imagined that their struggle would change the face of the nation.

When Mizu discovers a small plant in the forest, she goes there every day to water it. The years pass by, the little seedling becomes a big tree, Mizu a big girl, and one day they are both grown-up. But then a big rain comes that seems to go on forever. When the forest is flooded, Mizu must save herself. She takes refuge in her tree.

What is the body? and other related questions, are answers by people with diverse engravings where their corporality plays a fundamental role. Reflections, poetry and bodies in action, are condiments to explore the notion of "body" from a cultural perspective.

Directed by Eva Saiz López.

A film in three “chapters” where the body of a woman is inscribed in different spaces that seem to be the visual expression of her very intimacy and solitude. A tactile piece, marked by light and, at times, by the physical manipulation of its materiality.

A visual poem created in the fertile context of Chanfaina Lab. As the author said, “With this piece I wanted to capture a moment of peace, calm, and liberation, which was what I needed at that time. I was inspired by the work of artists like Alberte Pagán, Ana Mendieta, and Maya Deren”.

2023. Elías extreme quarantine routine is interrupted when he begins to receive anonymous letters.

Memories are made of fragments. The night and the bed are used in the propitious space where a couple let their thoughts, their doubts and certain bits of childhood flow. Is it possible that an apparent seduction hides a crisis?

Luis will meet Isabella by chance, motivated by the greed of his uncle Fernando and the impulsiveness of his cousin Raúl. The streets of the city will lend itself to a new type of "business" and although in just minutes one person can lose things of value, it will only take moments for two people to lose their will.

It’s your last night working here. It’s the last night of the summer. And tonight you turn 18.

Mundo explores the widespread phenomenon of evangelical conversion among indigenous peoples in South America through the case of Matilde, an elderly Aymara woman who raises cattle on the border between Chile and Bolivia. The film delicately shows how, for her, the sacred land is becoming an evil place and how the sky is filling up with a new presence. One world is eclipsing to make room for another.

A New Year’s Eve party will be the setting for Em to realize the spiritual bond she has with one of her cousins. Doubt and morals will interweave in a visual route that will lead her to decide what will happen between them.

The days that pass tells the story of confinement through the eyes of Leo, a 4-year-old boy who does the same things every day with his little sister Olivia

The lives of a child in the Congo and a president of a technology company are connected by a material that will change them completely.

'El Llano' is offered as a paradise; a delirious experience where nature discovers its enigmatic beauty in couplets. Here, music, landscape, riders and horses star in a vibrant and robust culture, brought to the world stage in the verses and voice of Orlando "El Cholo" Valderrama, but unknown in its greatness by the inhabitants of the city.

One Love. Two young men are forced to pause their relationship, due to a decision made by one of them.

In a dystopian future, a young man tries to reconnect with his father.

A tribute to Spanish poetry and to some of its twentieth century ambassadors sucked up by the whirlwinds of Franco's regime.