A story of how some unscrupulous people use power and their dirty minds to take advantage of the miseries of the most needy and thus manipulate them to achieve their criminal objectives, leading them to commit unimaginable violations and marking them for the rest of their lives.

A history of the Mexican Revolution (1910-17), narrated through the striking images of the enormous film archive of Salvador Toscano (1872-1947), pioneer of Mexican cinema, compiled by his daughter, Carmen Toscano.

Mexican feature film

An essay on exile and memory, a documentary that tells my story from the present, attempting to answer questions and reconstruct my forgotten past during my parents' exile during the dictatorship in Chile. It is a documentary about family memory and the consequences that exile has had or continues to have on my family in Valle IV Region, Chile.

The life of the fighter for Latin American independence Braulio Fernández, and his love for Lucía, a young and beautiful patriotic spy

Ramón Aguirre is an old actor from the time of the Mexican Golden Cinema, whose years of fame are completely over. Locked away in his apartment in Tacubaya, afflicted by his unfortunate physical condition, as well as by the resounding change suffered in his city, Ramón only has two hobbies left, writing his memories and regrets in a small diary, mainly that of having lost the love of his life, Silvia, and spy through a small crack on his neighbor, Pedro, who is a writer who suffers from artistic block and constant phone fights with his fiancée, and with whom Ramón has developed a peculiar bond, despite of never having exchanged any word.

Jesus Egiguren tells the five years he secretly held talks with members of Batasuna and ETA, which facilitated the permanent ceasefire announced in 2011 and which marked the termination of the terrorist group.

Rolando, an Afro-Peruvian, tells us the story of his ancestors, "African slaves": how they arrived in Peru, their culture, and their persistent struggles during that era of slavery, where the Maroons played a vital role in securing the freedom of enslaved Black people. Rolando and his comrades continue fighting to defend their rights and their identity in a multicultural and multiracial nation.

Through Don Luis’s testimony, we piece together the experience of someone who lived through the disaster that forced an entire community to leave their homes. More than just a tragedy, it reveals a capacity for resilience.

Documentary on what remains of the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan. A team of scientists specialized in the carbon cycle and its implication in climate change travel to Kazakhstan to study the world's largest living laboratory: the Aral Sea. Once the fourth largest lake on the planet, it is now a desert, and the researchers have designed a study to assess whether its drying up involves the emission of millions of tons of carbon into the atmosphere. Throughout the expedition, they will witness both the receding sea and the memory of a family of three generations of women who have suffered the consequences of this change. The team will have to overcome many adversities along the way that will lead them to the inhospitable center of the ancient lake.

Cinema is a historical, social and cultural document that allows us to understand how a society perceives and defines itself. A documentary in which filmmakers, actors, historians and theorists explore Colombian identity through its cinematography.

A journey to the origins through the encounter with the muleteers, farmers, artisans and artists of the Venezuelan Andes.

The process of taking a photograph and being able to see it, has changed a lot in a very short period. Digital photography brought about a revolution in this experience, which meant the rapid extinction of processes that José Luis, one of the most emblematic photography technicians in Mexico, was accustomed to. It is through his portrait that we can reconstruct a part of the history of local and national analog photography. "Memorias de un análogo" ("Analog Memories") is a tribute to the work of the lab technician, a key figure in the existence of analog photography, and a way to recognize the processes of adaptation in the face of adversity that the analog world and our friend José Luis have experienced.

A documentary about the The Ortega Cinema in Palencia which celebrated its 60th anniversary and was totally renovated in 1997.

Memories become distorted with the passage of time, especially those about a lost love.