Looking Back
Cecilia returns to the house where she lived with her aunt Matilda. Dreams, memories and hallucinations unleash a past that Cecilia had left behind.
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Cecilia returns to the house where she lived with her aunt Matilda. Dreams, memories and hallucinations unleash a past that Cecilia had left behind.
A video-essay with movie fragments.
Felipe is in a hurry to finish writing the next number of his horror comic book, but the unexpected call from his ex girlfriend distracts him so deeply that she starts showing up inside the fiction, so it would be up to
A glimpse into the seemingly ordinary life of a young couple, that grows intense as the day passes and the state of their relationship finally becomes clear. Now they have to face a situation they have been avoiding for
Mexican feature film
Personal, public, and intimate. These perspectives oscillate between the dreamlike and the documentary, sedimented beneath the mass of water. The water also gives us back its own reflection, like an unexpected mirror. Mi
A visual and sonic stroll through a neighborhood in Valencia, in which the treasures of a flea market, the façades of buildings in ruins and the waves of a leisury shore, echo other times, other families and other shores
Five years after Watching Them Die: The Mexican Army and the 43 Disappeared.
Orfelina Sepúlveda is a survivor of the Fuerte el Morro clandestine detention, torture, and disappearance center in Talcahuano, Chile. Hundreds of young students and supporters of the Chilean popular movement of the 1970
Yesenia is the head of a fishermen house on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. In that role she sees everything: the rainy seasons, her husband going to the sea with their five children and the people around that change fi
In the city, ATTTA’s Containment Center emerges as a space where resistance is practiced through everyday life. Alejandra and Pía, together with the other trans women who inhabit the place, sustain a network that survive
Based on the traditional tale of the Kiliwa, when people gathered to celebrate and ask their gods for a good harvest.
Looking into the Distance is a film shot on the island of Lanzarote that focuses its narrative on observing the horizon. The film is structured around a series of camera movements (upward and downward) and presents diffe