Mascot
A fox wants to become a city mascot and studies at the Mascot training academy. He lives in a tiny house, juggles with many part-time jobs, and has to take out a loan to finance plastic surgery.
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A fox wants to become a city mascot and studies at the Mascot training academy. He lives in a tiny house, juggles with many part-time jobs, and has to take out a loan to finance plastic surgery.
Miguel has always dreamed about Carnival in Rio and decided to visit the city of Rio de Janeiro in the year that the covid-19 pandemic prevented it from happening.
Nutrudu - A Carnival With No Mask is a vibrant movie, full of rhythm, color and traditions that shows how Guinea-Bissau has made Nturudu (carnival) an instrument to salvage its national identity.
The making of the costumes used by the dancers in the festival of the Virgin of La Candelaria in Puno.
The story starts with the birth of a baby, who starts crying as soon as he sees his father "in disguise." The infant is already expressing his desire for authenticity. By the age of three, he instinctively rejects conven
Mexican feature film
With images captured during the protests of June 2013 in Rio de Janeiro, the film presents people who actively participated in the movement. A photographer, a ninja, a recent graduate of journalism, a film reporter and a
Louis, French in LA, join his girlfriend Julia's dysfunctional family for his first Thanksgiving in America, where cultural differences, egos but a lot of love will intertwine.
“A smart examination of masculinity that features some local art scene pillars and employs humour as a means to break down what it really means to be ‘masculine.’ The project is a filmic celebration of non-binary express
Borzecka made a film about love. In this type of feature film, the characters are usually young, beautiful, and rich, or at least hold two of these characteristics. The heroes of this film are the complete opposite. They
In an attempt to heal, Ken loses his digital self in a maddening research spell on stigmas around mental illnesses, inflicted upon/within ourselves in poc communities and by the other; ~white professionals~ resting on th