Elder Son
Dir. Cecilia Kang Argentina 2025 Lila, a young Korean-Argentinean girl, navigates the contradictions of her identity and tries to find her place in the world. Her father Antonio arrives in […]
It Would Be Night In Caracas
Trapped in a city on the verge of collapse, 38-year-old Adelaida buries her mother and is left completely alone. In the streets of Caracas, protests are brutally crushed. When she […]
A POET – Added Screening!
Dir. Simón Mesa Soto Colombia 2025 Since its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival 2025, A POET has traveled the world receiving awards, but above all, applause and laughter. A […]
Our Illusions Rewrite the Tracks
The curtains rise, revealing the magic of cinema: textures, stories, connections we feel from our seats. In this selection, film channels our devotions, frustrations, losses, and dreams. Honouring their identity […]
Tigers Can Be Seen in the Rain
Running Time: 15 min The candour of images from the past, filmed by a camera still hesitant in the hands of the siblings learning to use it, meets the coldness […]
Chronicle of a City
Dir, Nadine Gomez Quebec, Mexico 2025 Filmmaker in attendance! A patchwork of millions of lives, urban spaces are not only streets and concrete. They are where our dreams and deepest […]
The Blue Trail
Dir. Gabriel Mascaro Brazil 2025 ”A magical escape from exile to freedom” The Hollywood Reporter Tereza, 77, has lived her whole life in a small industrialised town in the Amazon, […]
In Her Place
Dir, Maite Alberdi Chile 2025 This is the debut narrative feature from acclaimed documentary filmmaker Maite Alberdi (Chile), Oscar nominated for THE MOLE AGENT and THE ETERNAL MEMORY. Chile, 1955. […]
Copper (Cobre)
Dir, Nicolás Pereda Canada, Mexico 2025 ”Nicolás Pereda is a central figure in a diverse group of Latin-American directors whose innovative approaches to narrative filmmaking over the last 15 years […]
Vainilla
Dir, Mayra Hermosillo Mexico 2025 “A poignant, compelling film that establishes Hermosillo as one of the most exciting new voices in contemporary Mexican cinema.” In the late 1980s, a family […]