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The lives of two men who live on the streets of Caracas, Venezuela, are followed in a documented prophecy of the coming underground rebellion.

Live recording of the concert held in 2006 at El Teatro (Buenos Aires)

In the capital of Cameroon, Yaoundé, an urban maze built in concrete and earth, seven young musicians dedicate their lives to a dream: to give birth to Abyali Percusión. A musical project that aims to rescue traditional rhythms from oblivion, so that they do not get lost, and spread them around the world. They aspire to be able to live off their passion in a country where the record industry is non-existent and where theaters are scarce. Within this bleak panorama, after 2 years of intense work, facing serious economic difficulties, a possibility appears on the horizon, the Abok I N’goma dance and percussion festival. Tension mounts in the group as the date approaches; internal friction, annoyance with their mentor, Master Amadou Kienou, but they know that they can only keep working, because only work pays. Abyali is a vision of contemporary urban Africa narrated to the beats of drums, the same beats that fuel Abyali's Percussion dream.

Cuban film about a woman looking for a fresh life.

A documentary dedicated to the poor (“Blessed are the poor fortheirs is the Kingdom of Heaven”) which studies poverty from an originalangle; the narrow doorway through which the wretched try to enter intothe paradise of the first world. The desert: Arizona. The waves: the Straitsof Gibraltar. The movement of emigrants who are not deterred by eitherthirst or wind. Even though many perish in the attempt. The contradictionis that the country of the desert is also the country of the Statue ofLiberty and a social contract of refuge. The country of the waves dedicateseach year to Santiago (St. James), patron saint of pilgrims.

The film explores with satirical black-humor a series of polemical aspects of the The Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), such as the inclusion of war weapons as objects of commerce for Costa Rica, a country without an army, or the incorporation of Central American undersea resources as part of the United States' definition of territory.

Coming out in Hispanic families is explored from the points of view of those coming out as well as from the points of view of their fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers.

Thirty-year-old David discovers that he is HIV positive and this changes his life completely. Whilst his old friends simply disappear, his relatives start getting far too close for comfort. Worst of all, his beloved sister, Berta, really gets on his nerves by plying him with all kinds of weird medicines that are supposed to save his life. However, he also meets two rather unusual people named Esther and Gael, who genuinely love him.

A man discreetly goes to a public toilet cubicle with a magazine of sexy women to disperse a world of pleasure creating an instant chain of expiratory universe amongst other men in the toilet. After the eruption and when all men face the mirror, their true personalities really cannot be hidden.

Beneath the Aburrá Valley lies an indigenous cemetery that has condemned the city to a curse of flesh-eating zombies. The protagonists, a group of young marijuana users, are infected by a transvestite with a deadly virus. Once infected, they spread the virus throughout the city on their BMX bikes.

A man. Two men. The same body. Two people cross boundaries between reality and paranormal existence.

This short tells the story of an isolated detachment of Roman soldiers in the year 14 A.D., in which a Christian slave becomes the boy toy of the Commanding Officer. A plot of desires, passions and homosexual attraction that will lead to a tragic end.

The theft of a car connects the lives of a frustrated musician and his girlfriend, a couple of police officers, two detectives and a pair of drug dealers, leading to the discovery of outcome a large sum of money from a Chinese drug lord.

A tragic story about a gay man torn between his lover and his grandmother.

What became of anarchism in the Basque Country? Did it have any impact? What remains of it? This documentary aims to show how one of the greatest revolutions in history took place between these two dates; how thousands of workers left the countryside to work in factories, thus shaping today's society and landscapes; how, in short, the Western world underwent a profound change and the Basque Country was one of the protagonists. The ideas of a group of thinkers had taken root in Bilbao, Vitoria, and Donostia, immediately leading to a split: the socialists and the anarchists went their separate ways.