Nuevo Rico

A brother and sister stumble upon a celestial secret that changes their lives forever and propels them into Reggaetón stardom, but they soon discover that their newfound fame comes at a deep price.

Limonada (Lemonade)

Limonada portrays an eccentric chemist working on developing a “limonada” antidote to identify sweet talkers. The chemist tests her antidote on her clones until she finds the right antidote.

If I Was President (Remixed)

5 artists, 4 cities and 3 swing states come together to elevate a Collective Vision of America that represents Black, Indigenous, Working People of Color who changed the direction of the country. LA’s Las Cafeteras and The Center for Cultural Power present If I Was President - Remixed.

Llamadas de Emergencia #NoEstásSola (Emergency Calls #Youarenotalone)

Musical video clip with a documentary tone that seeks to make visible in mexico and various parts of the world the violence against girls and women in confinement by covid-19. A Mexico-Holland co-production.

La receta de Alma (Alma’s recipe)

Alma’s recipe follows the journey of Alma Romero, a health promoter at Puentes de Salud, as she helps the Latinx community during the Covid-19 pandemic and also faces her own personal challenges.

La casa de Mama Icha (The House of Mama Icha)

The House of Mama Icha is an observational documentary that portraits the heroic return of 93-year-old Maria Donisia Navarro to Colombia.

Taps

A grieving father explains his veteran son's demise with PTSD and sends him off with honor.

Sky Blossom: Diaries of the Next Greatest Generation

Sky Blossom is the film salute to 2020. It is a raw, uplifting window into 24.5 million children and millennials stepping forward as frontline heroes.

Ser Feliz No Vão (Happy In The Gap / Feliz en la Brecha)

A black essay on trains, beaches and occupying spaces.

El murmullo de la marimba (The Whisper of the Marimba)

The marimba is the bridge between Africa and Latin America. The sound of the wooden xylophone connects the present-day life on the Ecuadorian Pacific coast with its African roots.

Tejano Night

While out of town at a family gathering, a young Latino is forced to tag along with his cousin to a local Tejano bar after butchering his Spanish pronunciation at dinner.

La Voz de Lupe (The Voice of Lupe)

With the walls as their canvas, Chicano muralists have been community storytellers for well over 60 years. The ceramic mural, The Voice of Lupe by Susan Shelton continues that tradition to address racism and violence against women.

Siqueiros: Walls of Passion

Siqueiros: Walls of Passion, a one-hour documentary film about Mexican visual artist David Alfaro Siqueiros (1896–1974) and the resurrection of his Los Angeles mural América Tropical, located at the birthplace of Los Angeles and later championed by the Chicano movement as a symbol of its oppressed culture.

Alejandro

A mother drives her one year old son to visit his father's gravesite. She shares their family history, while also attempting to lift both of their spirits before they arrive.

Foreign Puzzle

Foreign Puzzle is an intimate documentary that captures the journey of an inspiring Mexican American dancer as she communicates the impermanence of life through dance while juggling the roles of a recently divorced parent of a 6-year-old, a choreographer and a primary school teacher amidst intensive treatments for breast cancer.

Full Beat

A transgender youth, resentful of having to spend court-ordered time with her unaccepting dad, finds an unlikely ally in his fiancé.

Canción de Invierno (Wintersong)

Danielle, a young musician, sets off on a journey with Diego, her best friend, while both of them face the pain of a break up with their partners.

Ale Libre

Alejandra is a criminalized organizer and unapologetic immigrant. While she prepares for one of the biggest moments of her life — her deportation case — Alejandra is forced to reckon with a past mistake and a system that could tear her apart from her family and the only home she has ever known.

De Aqui (From Here)

From Here is a hopeful story of Tania, Sonny, Miman, and Akim — artists and activists based in Berlin and New York whose lives and futures hang in the balance of immigration and integration debates.

Nymph

Pressured by her economic situation, a newly arrived immigrant in New York enters a world of embellished sex work.

El viaje de Monalisa (The Journey of Monalisa)

After 17 years, Nicole Costa gets in touch with Iván Ojeda, her old Chilean friend from college. Back then he was a talented theater director and playwright, but it turns out he has reinvented himself.

My Friend Frida

A millennial Frida Kahlo attempts to navigate the modern world and all its social norms.

Pay It Forward in Death

Pay It Forward in Death is an episodic web series of three young women living in NYC taking matters into their own hands.

Ângela (Angela)

In Angela’s house, there’s a small universe of prescriptions that suggest a permanent concern for her health.

La nave del olvido (Forgotten Roads)

Claudina (70) is a repressed woman from the countryside. After her husband passes away, she meets Elsa (65), a married woman, who invites Claudina to discover real love.

Entre Puerto Rico y Richmond: ¡Las mujeres en resistencia no se rendirán! (Entre Puerto Rico y Richmond: Women in Resistance Shall Not Be Moved)

Evoking history and ritual, this dance film honors a lineage of resistance against U.S. colonialism through the activism of Afro-Puerto Rican radical nationalist leader Dominga de la Cruz Becerril (1909-1981) and white Puerto Rican anarchist, labor organizer, and feminist writer Luisa Capetillo (1879-1922).

Mulheres de Havana (Women from Havana)

Women from Havana is a documentary film that intends to show different women living in Havana, Cuba. In a poetic tone, we visit their houses, schools and cultures, and ask the following question to viewers: is the fight for women’s rights in other countries the same as that of women who live in Cuba?

Impermanencia: Un Tríptico Elemental (Impermanence: An Elemental Triptych)

Change is the only constant. Impermanence: An Elemental Triptych is a representation of three finite states, always repeated but never equal; bases of our reality, which we use as a reference of our conscious, remembered and imagined experiences; where the only constant is change.

Contactado

ALDO is enticed by a young man into preaching again. His vanity overcomes his fear of reliving his past, unaware of the motives of the young man.

Tamales y Tunas (Tamales & Tunas)

In the South Carolina Indigenous Guatemalan community, women face healthcare barriers that make it difficult to carry their pregnancies to term.

Belly of the Beast

The pastoral farmlands surrounding the Central California Women’s Facility, the world’s largest women’s prison, help conceal the reproductive and human rights violations transpiring inside its walls.

Crabs in a Barrel

Voted most likely to succeed in high school, Yoly, an aspiring writer, now finds herself in her early 30s, disillusioned and desperate.

O Clube Dos Anjos (The Club of Angels)

None of them could resist. Over three decades, seven friends gathered saw their brotherhood monthly meetings turned from rituals of power to melancholy reunions of failures.

Exiliada (Exiled)

In 1998, Zoilamérica accused her adoptive father of rape and sexual abuse. Almost 20 years later, she lives in exile while caring for her 10-year-old son.

Matar a Pinochet (Kill Pinochet)

While Chile lived one of the cruelest dictatorships under Augusto Pinochet, only some daring few considered the impossible: to kill the tyrant.

Oda a los frijoles (Ode to the beans)

A literary and visual rendition of beans, Ode to the Beans merges a cooking recipe with archival footage of immigrants and fieldworkers.

Sembradoras de vida (Mothers of the land)

Mothers of the Land accompanies five women from the Andean highlands in their daily struggle to maintain a traditional and organic way of working the land.

Mano santa

Don Isidoro, better known as “Mano santa” in his hometown, shelters his grandson for a
few days after he ran away from his home.

Ciegos

Juan, a 13-year-old boy, travels with his father Marco — who was blinded during the Falklands War — to his childhood hometown.

At Last

A timid high school girl reveals her truth during the most important night of the year.

Nudo Mixteco

The trace of the past is present when three migrants return to a community in the highlands of Mixtec Oaxaca in Mexico, where their three stories intersect.

El Triste

A Drama that takes place on the backstage of a marionette show. El Triste, a poorly crafted marionette, is going through an existential crisis and decides to do all it takes to prove to himself and his fellow puppets that he is valuable and worthy of attention.

A Morte Habita a Noite (Death Inhabits at Night)

In his fifties, alcoholic and unemployed, Raul’s equilibrium is his passion for Ligia, with whom he has lived as a borderline for the last years. But their relationship is not the same anymore.

Breaking Through

A woman gets stuck in a bathroom and it kinda, sorta changes her life, actually.

Madalena

Luziane, Cristiano, and Bianca have almost nothing in common, beside the fact that they all live in the same rural city surrounded by soy fields in western Brazil.

A su propio ritmo (At Its Own Rhythm)

A su propio ritmo (At Its Own Rhythm) lifts the curtain on a mostly unknown audiovisual archive chronicling the early years of the Cuban Revolution: the Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano (ICAIC Latin American Newsreel).

Calle de la Resistencia

Calle de la Resistencia is a musical film shot during the Covid-19 pandemic. It's an emotional look at the struggle of the Puerto Rican people to regain its dignity.

Notes, Imprints (On Love): Part II, Carmela

An afternoon exercise piecing together minimal details for safekeeping: my grandmother’s garden, her music, recipes for healing and wellbeing.

Niña mamá (Mother-Child)

In the intimacy of Argentine public health system, the movie reveals the stories of teenagers who, caught by different types of violence, decide whether or not to proceed with pregnancy.

Haciendo Posible Lo Imposible (Making the Impossible Possible)

Making the Impossible Possible tells the story of the student led struggle to win Puerto Rican Studies at Brooklyn College, CUNY in the late 1960’s.

La Guerra Contra Nuestras Escuelas (The War Against our Schools)

La Guerra Contra Nuestras Escuelas (War Against our Schools) is a documentary project exploring the short and long term impact of school closings and privatization of education in Puerto Rico.

12 Kilómetros (12 Kilometers)

It’s nap time. A rural girl, just eight years old, is the only companion of her mother, who’s about to give birth.

La frontera (The Border)

Amid a political crisis, on the border between Colombia and Venezuela, an Andean woman, her husband, and brother live on looting travelers. However fate pushes her to the brink of illusion and getting lost in mysterious dreams.

Célio's Circle

Célio lives at a large metropolis' margin. His body works like an antenna that captures all the turbulence happening in the world. Célio is also the world.

Historias del Cabo Corrientes (Stories from Cabo Corrientes)

The documentary immerses us in the fantastic and magical stories of the habitants of Cabo Corrientes (department of Chocó, Colombia) where lives a community of Afro-Colombians descended from slaves to the Spanish colonization.

TIME

After losing the love of his life, a robotics scientist attempts to bring his soulmate back to life. This short film music video features the live orchestral song "Time" by Hans Zimmer.

Son of Monarchs (Hijo de Monarcas)

Mirroring the annual, instinctual flight of the Monarch butterfly across the Americas, the ravishing Son of Monarchs presents a different kind of immigration story.

Beat Lingo

Marcus hasn’t had an easy life. Suffering from mutism since birth has kept Marcus quiet his entire life and made him the target of ridicule. After years of home-schooling Marcus faces his biggest challenge yet - his first day of regular school.

Entre Fuego y Agua (Between Fire and Water)

Camilo is the adopted son of an indigenous couple of the Quillasinga tribe in the southwest of Colombia. He is the only black person in his community and has always felt different.

Malinchista

A 2D animated short film reclaiming a Spanish slur to empower Latinx women by retelling the story of La Malinche.

Valiente (Fearless)

An intimate portrait of a boxing gym in a small town of Conroe, Texas. The film is constructed as an allegory for the challenges faced by people of color and immigrants in the US.

Dreamer

Lily Cruz, a DACA recipient, travels on a medical volunteer mission and upon returning to the USA a TSA agent isn’t so welcoming.

Rosa

While working at her aunt's flower shop, Rosa takes her job underground when she begins a side business of shipping undocumented bodies to their home countries for burial.

To Be Reconciled

Carlos' years-long battle against deportation leads his case to the U.S. Supreme Court. During this period of limbo, he pursues reconciliation with his faith, family and the law.

Año sabático (Sabbatical)

Carolina is a well-known Venezuelan singer who had to migrate to Colombia and work as a maid due to the political crisis in her country. Now she is trying to resume her artistic career.

La última gira (The Last Tour)

Bolero and Guaracha singing idol Daniel Santos – the “Restless Anacobero”, the “Barrio Dandy” – was one of Tropical Music’s most colorful and enigmatic figures.

Living Altars

Living Altars is a remarkably intimate short film by directing duo Peggy Peralta and Lourdes Figueroa. Artists Marie-Astrid Do-Rodriguez and Eli Reyes, folk arts teachers at Los Cenzontles Cultural Arts Academy in San Pablo, CA, hoped to create an in-person, community altar for the Academy's traditional Day of the Dead gathering, but this became impossible due to Covid-19 restrictions. So the filmmakers were invited to create a film to convey their creative process and stories of loss, gratitude and healing.

Negra

I was about seven years old the first time someone called me “black” on the street. I turned around to see who they were talking to, until I realized it was me. That day I understood I was black, and the laughter it caused among the people nearby made me think being a black person wasn’t that great… Was this only happening to me? Or did it happen to other black women?

Displaced

An immigrant, descendant of immigrants. This is my lament. My attempt at understanding. Absurd historic recurrence.

Avanzaré tan despacio (Moving so Slowly)

Moving so Slowly is a non-fiction film that follows the fate of different characters who, as immersed in a Kafkaesque story, await in queues that seem to have no end in the Department of Immigration in Costa Rica.

UXO

An island's microcosm shaken by the constant detonations of UXOs is captured in a brief composition of sublime yet forceful sound and image.

Laberintho Yo'eme (Yo’emian Labyrinth)

A documentary about an ancient warrior tribe called the Yaqui, who struggle to survive.

#Whitina

Inspired by coming of age cult classics, #Whitina is a film about exploring the crossroads of the inner and outer struggles of being Mexican-American against the backdrop of a social media obsessed society.

Joyride

Sisters Marina and Karina break their grandmother Juana out of her senior living facility. Juana enlists her granddaughters to take her to the Grand Canyon in secret. The car ride reveals some painful family history and allows Juana to carry out some unfinished business.

Superestar

Two Salvadoran women, one a first generation indie-pop singer, and the other an immigrant bathroom attendant at an LA nightclub, bond over their different troubles and their mutual love of music.

When You Clean a Stranger’s Home

A first-generation high school student describes what her and her mom learn about people when cleaning their homes for a living. House decor and items left around convey a privilege that unveils her imagination, jealousy, and frustrations.

They Call Us Sediciosos

An ignored narrative of Mexican-Americans in U.S. history: In 1915, Jovita Idár, a reporter, writer, and activist for women and Mexican-American civil rights, interviews a mother whose son has gone missing while at the hands of racist Rangers and vigilantes who have been targeting the Texas-Mexican community in the Lower Rio Grande Valley during a time known as “La Matanza” (The Massacre).

El árbol de Matías (Matías’ Tree)

My grandfather was killed at the beginning of the war in Colombia, after that fact several men in the family have chosen weapons. Like my cousin´s son that was injured in combat by the paramilitary, whom was recruted with only 15 years of age. My father managed to build a different life for himself. That is the hope that I wish illuminates my son Matías and all of us, the sons and daughters of war.

Alas (Wings)

Giving the opportunity to self-representation, the director of the film enters the woman prison in Puerto Rico. This piece of participatory filmmaking was made between the filmmaker and almost 42 woman in jail, who learn the camera work, sound and storytelling.

Elena

In 1937, tens of thousands of Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent were exterminated by the Dominican army, on the basis of anti-black racism. Fast-forward to 2013, the Dominican Republic’s Supreme Court stripped the citizenship of anyone with Haitian parents, retroactive to 1929, rendering more than 200,000 people stateless.

It Can Be Done

With record-high poverty and unemployment rates, a group of people gather at the obelisk of the city of Buenos Aires to support Mauricio Macri´s re-election after his defeat in the primary presidential election of 2019.

BOMBA ANCESTRAL

A short film about the first Bomba Ancestral organized by Sheila Osorio and Samuel Lind in Loíza where the river meets the sea.

Hello Sunshine

There is no woman like Roz Pichardo. More than a domestic violence and gun violence survivor, Roz is a warrior.

NONSTOP

Valerie Jefferson is a bus operator, and head of the union for the Regional Transit Authority workers. With the backdrop of New Orleans, the hardest hit Southern city in the early months of the pandemic, NONSTOP illuminates systemic reasons Black citizens have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19.

Aquí (Here)

An intimate exploration of Puerto Rican political protests as an affective space of reclamation, empowerment and political-personal demand.

Mapa de Sueños Latinoamericanos (Map of Latin American Dreams)

Martín Weber photographed several people in Latin America, asking them to write their dreams on a blackboard. Decades later, he goes on a new journey in the search for the same people to give testimony of Latin America through their lives.

Todas Las Sombras (All Shadows)

Luz an immigrant teen, lives in an apartment in Queens, New York, with her parents Marta and Alejandro. A hard-working student, who believes that without effort, talent is nothing, but unmet potential.

Fruits Of Labor

Ashley Solis is a high school senior who must divide her time between school and supporting her family as a second-generation Mexican American.

Light on a Path, Follow

Light on a Path, Follow centers Joaquín, a transmasculine pregnant person who endures labor alone in mid-1990s New England.

The Dog Who Wouldn't Be Quiet (El Perro Que No Calla)

Sebastian is an ordinary man in his thirties devoted to his loyal dog and working in a slew of temporary jobs. As he moves fitfully through adulthood, he navigates love, loss and fatherhood — until the world is rocked by a sudden catastrophe, upending his already turbulent life….

Luces de la Ciudad (City Lights)

Taking place over the course of a single day, City Lights follows the stories of three very different Latinx millennials living in the Los Angeles greater area.

iGilbert

Gilbert Gonzalez (Adrian Martinez), feels isolated from the world. He is 39, a virgin, diabetic, and lives with his sarcastic, overprotective mother, who owns the upper Manhattan brownstone.

Sol (Sun)

A resilient mother races to teach her daughter all that she knows to weather the effects of climate change.

PAPI

Papi recounts a day in the life of Sonia, an 8-year-old girl with a vibrant imagination. Her flashbacks and surreal flights of fancy shed light on her relationship with her father, who is only ever known as the elusive “Papi” figure.

Alguien Cuida tu Morada (Someone Watches Over You)

A gravedigger with his workshop right next to the Lares Municipal Cemetery answers to the visitors who wish to see their loved ones' graves, while the Cemetery remains partially closed due to the destruction generated by Hurricanes Irma and Maria back in 2017.

A Colombian Family

A mother and daughter confront the past after years of civil war, but end in the difficult dilemma between reconciliation and political ideals.

Tercera Trinidad (Third Trinity)

A wise Puerto Rican santera bestows a puzzling premonition upon her pregnant daughter, who fears losing her artistic practice to the demands of motherhood.

The Girl Next Door

A prodigy musician trapped in a rural town fights for her freedom to achieve greatness.

Vivir Ilesos (Living Unscathed)

Una pareja de estafadores de poca monta es reducida por un hombre, quien secuestra a la mujer y abandona al joven.

Nahjum

A prehistoric family’s desperate search for a mythical source of life turns into tragedy when the egos and obsessions of their male members rise to the surface.

Ríos de Ceniza (Rivers of Ash)

Esteban decides to end his life by jumping from a bridge to a large water dam that transports him to a dream universe where he embarks on a purgatory journey in which he faces his past and his insecurities. As he progresses along this timeless path, Esteban remembers his remote house among the Colombian mountains where he works under the command of his father...