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“Esqueleto de Hierro” is an experimental short film that portrays my migration process (with all its burdens, pains, reflections, etc.) to Brazil, suffering from a new illness, and with an eternal longing for all my loved ones.
"La Duarte" has become an autonomous body, separated from the city, with its own biosphere. This bubble of chaos will get bigger and bigger as false civility grows. In order to coexist in the urban jungle, the animal will have to be provoked. Survival becomes primitive, instinctive, and visceral. The most important thing has been to resist and survive. You feel the fervour, you feel the danger and something that is hidden in this jungle.
Willi receives a wrong call asking to pick up a package. Convinced by his friend José Manuel to change their life of poverty, they decide to go for it.
A taxi driver is tasked to transport a package that could put him and his girlfriend in danger.
Mariel must choose between moving with her husband to the United States for a better life and freedom, or staying to care for her helpless bedridden aunt.
Javier uses a machine that allows him to control his dreams so he can dream about Laura every night, but when he learns that she is leaving for Spain in 2 weeks, he must decide whether to face the real world and win her back or lose her forever.
Based on the real-life story of Crucita Yin, a woman who was accused of infidelity and child abandonment through graffiti all over Santo Domingo.
A little explorer trapped among paper, flowers, and memories.
A territory fades away with the passage of time.
A young man discovers a coin he believes has the power to change his fate, but soon learns that luck can be unpredictable.
Animated short film about a white bunny exploring the valley where he lives until the innocent bunny meets a mysterious wolf.
A garden can grow back… but can innocence? Returning to her innocence, Lia creates an imaginary world to relive the experience of losing it.
Clara, trapped in her thoughts, remembers fragments of her past while reciting a poem dedicated to the Gods, in search of answers to discover herself, and thus be able to accept the future that is to come, as well as her reason for living.
Patty, a high school student, gets tired to see empty plastic bottles everywhere and starts to do something about it, but it's February 2020.
During the Catalan independence referendum, Marie, a Dominican filmmaker, documents the cultural identity of Sory, a small business owner, single mother and lesbian. Despite becoming friends and after having agreed to being filmed from the outset, Sory turns away Marie's camera from the hair salon when her son migrates illegally to Spain. Marie returns to her country and turns the camera toward Lisset, Sory's daughter. Lisset has to decide whether to move to Barcelona with her mother or to stay in Santo Domingo with her children. Amid flags and polarized societies, Marie exposes a family divided by frontiers more complex than those set up by the water that surrounds the island.
As in his photographs, Winston Vargas films evocative portraits of people far from home, caught ‘between two islands’—the Dominican Republic and Manhattan. 16 mm.
A journey to the childhood memories. Animated with nostalgia and imagination. It tells the events that happened one day to the kids in a small Dominican neighborhood.
Morena, a Dominican immigrant in Buenos Aires, juggles to stay in front of her business. At the cost of not being able to bring her son to the country.
In the Dominican Republic, women are constantly harassed by the rigid aesthetic norms established in the collective imagination. In this sense, hair plays a fundamental role: straight hair is good, neat and acceptable.