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The unstable life of Alberto, who has been unemployed for some years, ends up falling apart when Carmen, his partner and mother of his son, decides to leave the house where they live together. Searching for answers, Alberto discovers that an old love of hers has returned to the city bringing with him some well-kept secrets.
The stream of consciousness of two people interwines past and present, blurring the line between both times and the boundary of their bodies.
A young boy tries to film following the principles of Dziga Vertov.
Hibis, a teenager trapped in sadness after her mother's death, is forced to move in with her absent father. Just before her arrival, a teddy bear appears in her tea; Otecito, her magical childhood plush toy. This forces her to revisit the memories of the day her father supposedly abandoned her.
Two women, a midwife and an educator, fight against gender violence by helping indigenous women at the Yach'il Antzetic shelter home, in southern Mexico. Together they heal past wounds and forge an educational future for their children.
Matías shares the same passions as his grandfather Leonel: the accordion and trains. When his grandfather dies, Matías inherits his grandfather's accordion and through music he resists giving up the wagons that lie abandoned twenty years later for dead.
When a new box arrives in the attic, it is checked by a little ghost girl.
It tells of the troubled and difficult relationship between Beatriz, a single mother, and her 11-year-old son Mario. The action takes place in a post-industrial neighborhood of San Martín, where Beatriz tries to earn a living as an embroiderer. When he brings shrouds to his house to embroider, the story gains tension and suspense since, according to Mario, the house is full of the dead.
Continuation of the documentary, The Closed Eyes of Latin America, this documentary addresses the issue of soil and contamination of the continent and the social and popular resistance in defense of the land and territory.
Film that marks a milestone in the Argentinean social cinema and that reflects the labor revolts suppressed during the Tragic Week in January of 1919.
In the banks of the Victoria River, a fish merchant buys the product of the humble fishermen who inhabit the islands of the province of Entre Ríos (Argentina). In exchange for their fishing, he offers them a small amount of food in return.
Ulysses is late for his girlfriend's jazz performance. At the club's door, and old enemy will retain him by diferent ways.
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While working alongside his long-time friend and colleague in building a hospital for the residents of a Buenos Aries shantytown, a troubled priest finds solace in a young, atheist social worker.
Between erotic broadcasts and rituals of abundance, a young woman builds her routine clinging to the illusion of success and prosperity.
Lisa is a chaotic and directionless young woman who, forced by circumstances, lands a job for the first time in her life, convinced that the hard part would be getting through the interview and being accepted. However, she soon discovers that the real problem isn't getting in, but rather understanding why she was hired. In an office where no one can clearly explain their role, tasks are contradictory, and hierarchies are based on absurdities, she must confront a working world that seems as chaotic as her own life.
Juan has a gift he deeply hates: as a child, he suffered the death of a friend, which he predicted, and then saw his wife die. Because of this torment, he decides to isolate himself in a cabin in the woods. Now he repeatedly dreams of the death of Paula, whom he has yet to meet. One day, Paula and her husband show up at his door asking for help. Surprised to see her, Juan opens the door and a new dramatic story begins. Will his dreams come true? Will he be able to save Paula? Who will try to kill her?
A tour through the history of porn –among prejudice, taboos and myths–, from the moment it constituted itself as a genre until it became an industry. And, while we’re at it, a look on the chances of progressing in Argentina.
Andrea’s life is at a turning point. Her Black identity takes center stage, straining her relationship with Valentina, her white girlfriend. Andrea seeks refuge and understanding within her Afro community. Their love must either transform or come to an end.
Argentine-Israeli journalist Shlomo Slutzky meets Argentine-Dutch journalist Mariano Slutzky, who turns out to be the son of Sami, Shlomo's cousin, a doctor imprisoned in 1968 for his participation in the guerrilla movement and disappeared by the civil-military dictatorship in 1977. Mariano and his sister Alejandra have few memories of him: some letters and drawings made in prison, through which he sought to educate them for the new times to come. Mariano accuses his relatives of abandoning them. Shlomo searches for these relatives to admit their lack of commitment and Mariano's forgiveness, but the scars of the past are difficult to overcome.
During the last military dictatorship in Argentina, a family from Córdoba hid their books in their own home and built a wall to conceal them. Thirty years later, they returned to the house, turned over the wall, and discovered the books intact, along with photographs and mementos.
During the 2003 flood in the province of Santa Fe, a boy and his grandfather were taken to an evacuation center, where hundreds of families were waiting to return to their homes. The boy lived through unforgettable experiences. The only thing that mattered was friendship, love, and dreams... until the spinning top stopped.
One day before the beginning of the pandemic lockdown, a peculiar couple walks through the city of Salta, postponing a crucial decision: whether or not to spend the quarantine together.
Lila, Ámbar, Marcela and Lisete, sex workers, have formed a family in a shared apartment. But Lisete's tragic death and Marcela's departure leave Lila and Ámbar facing an uncertain future. In their search for a new direction, Miriam appears, and she will change their lives in an unexpected way.
A provocative, kinky blend of reality and acting; imagination and fantasy.
A story about hope, despair and disagreement, where a writer and a prostitute, who have lost everything, travel to the south. Looking for answers; driven on paths towards nothingness.
A love story escaping neoliberal times.
Anush is a young Armenian woman who travels to Brazil without a return ticket. Once she is welcomed and inserted into the Armenian community in São Paulo, her biggest challenge is to adapt to the large and cosmopolitan city, so far from her roots.
A little red bird perches on the treetop and begins to sing sweetly. The two little birds hear it and begin a courtship competition where each tries to get attention.
Héctor Peirano is about one of the many legends referring to death in northern Argentina. In this case the grim reaper is personified by a man they call “the walker” with a very calm voice and very clear eyes.
A queer fantasy about a woman who escapes to an inhospitable town south of the Argentine Atlantic coast in search of salvation. Loneliness and despair take her on an unusual journey towards her resurrection where an interdimensional portal opens where chronological time unfolds in multiple dimensions. This country legend is known as the Wild Woman myth. Or it could be the fantastic game of two non-binary girls.
A photographer works with different images of his territory and wonders about the landscapes and relationships between the Patagonian steppe’s people, institutions, and wildlife.
Leticia was 17 years old when she was kidnapped from school. She had arrived in Cipolletti a year earlier from the Vicente López National School in Buenos Aires. This letter was found while searching for photos and testimonies from those days.
Almost two years after the beginning of the last military dictatorship in Argentina, a mother writes a letter to another mother.
Short film inspired by "El potro salvaje" (1924), a short story by Horacio Quiroga.
The grandson of sculptor Jorge Michel reconstructs the life and legacy of the grandfather he never met. He visits warehouses and collections on his trail. While he looks for the misplaced work, he assembles his own identity.
A former librarian plunged into misery settles in a shanty town, where he will discover love and witness -and to a large extent the protagonist- of extremely dramatic situations, before leaving in a new direction.
A young girl receives the visit of a man who affirms he is “the death”. While pointing her with a gun, he proposes her a condition for the one he would forgive her life: that she give him a reason for the one she must keep living.
A history book, a film saved from the dictatorship, an exiled film director, and a collection of pirated films. The filmmaker traces the images of the women who led to the triumph of the longest strike in Argentine history.
A colt trainer who arrives in a town in Salta tries to win over a young woman.
The “gaucho” tradition is considered here through the story of a couple who are now elderly and living in the hills of Northern Argentina. Starting with their daily routine, their gestures endlessly repeated throughout a life, we look at the details, like heating the water to prepare the mate, rearing goats, and sewing. Time seems to stand still. We also look at matter, the wood that forms the house, the mountainous and arid landscapes. Sometimes, the silence is broken by a prayer or a song that seems to weave the invisible link between the red earth and the starry sky.
A woman hides in the forest, attempting to become one with the landscape.
De la cabeza con Bersuit Vergarabat (2002) is an album by the band Bersuit Vergarabat Argentina, recorded live in commemoration of the 10 years since the first CD (Y Punto, 1992). In this CD were reflected old songs and two new songs: "Un Pacto" and "Perro Amor Explota".
Pachamama is a magical creature that protects and gives life to our planet. Her natural cycle will be disrupted when unconscious pollution appears and seeks to end all life.
Discovered by chance in a forgotten closet, a set of 35mm rolls lay abandoned for decades. Once a forensic expert's photographic material, these photos now offer a glimpse into his world. As he uses his camera in his free time to escape and relax, his passion for categorization and behavioral patterns manifests in both his personal and professional life as a forensic researcher. This short experimental film explores the challenge to consider the impermanence of life and our place in the universe.
A woman spends the last weekend in her summer house where her daughter died at sea a few months earlier.
Produced by the National Institute of Cinematography in the National Short Film Competition, 1985.