América Scarfó starred one of the most passionate love stories in Argentina with Severino Di Giovanni, the lead anarchist figure and the most wanted man across the country. The relationship developed under clandestine meetings and love letters.

Derek, a handsome young Englishman, begins seducing the local women of a Spanish seaside town, only for a murderer to start picking them off one by one.

The Moroccan tortoise of Morocco is threatened. In order to save it, science needs those who best know the secrets of the earth: the shepherds.

Mexican feature film

Marco realizes the old lady in the neighborhood is getting blind, he and his friends plan a robbery, what could go wrong?

An experimental short film that explores the textures of nature and the gaze of a cat.

In 1985, a containment embankment gave way causing the flooding of the tourist village Epecuén. It remained submerged until a few years ago, but a climate cycle of intense drought exposed the remains of a ghost town. In the fantasies of each protagonist, a common thread is being developed; they relate their own experiences and feelings that arise from what happened. In his illusions there is a look to the future. They maintain the hope that not everything has been lost and that Epecuén will resurface.

Documentary by Alfredo Anzola about his father, Edgar J. Anzola (1893-1981), a pioneer in Venezuela of car racing, radio, film, acting and private enterprise.

Nearly a half-millenium after they were blinded and executed for committing human sacrifices, a band of Templar knights returns from the grave to terrorize a rural Portuguese village during its centennial celebration. A small group of people take refuge in a deserted cathedral and must find a way to escape from the creatures.

A man suffers trauma after the poisoning death of his wife, and starts feeling responsible.

The closed eyes is a tour of Latin America subject to looting and contamination by multinationals. From Mexico to Colombia and from Guatemala to Uruguay and Argentina, the documentary begins by quoting Eduardo Galeano: “…the conquistadors appear in their caravels and, nearby, the technocrats in their jets, Hernán Cortés and the marines, the corregidors of the kingdom and the missions of the international monetary fund, the dividends of the slave traders and the profits of General Motors.¨ Made by Miguel Mirra with the collaboration of filmmakers from across the continent, THE CLOSED EYES OF LATIN AMERICA addresses the issue of open pit mining, soy, monocultures and the depredation of soils and forests, dams, devastation fish farming and the production of cellulose pulp, highlighting the close relationship between the plundering of natural resources, environmental pollution and the exploitation model that multinationals apply in Latin America.

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.

An ex-convict, troubled by dreams that he strangles women, is hired as the caretaker on an estate owned by three very strange sisters. Soon after his arrival, a serial killer begins slaughtering blonde, blue-eyed women - and leaving their eyeballs in a bowl of water.

The city as a stage of desire, where the male gaze provokes surveillance and scrutiny of the female body. This power relationship turns the body into a field of contestation in public space.

Mexico, 1864. Three soldiers from diverse backgrounds are dispatched to retrieve stolen war loot in a forest teeming with monstrous entities that drive those who meet their gaze to madness. In this realm where terror and compassion are intertwined, the true nature of horror and kindness is a matter of perspective.

Roberto, a 60-year-old lawyer, works for Muñoz's mob, but upon seeing his poor leadership, conspires with Contreras to kill him. On the scheduled night, Muñoz arrives wounded at Roberto's office seeking help. Roberto assists him while concealing his betrayal.