A Floresta Chama

Valeria scouts out available pastures, spins wool, serves as midwife delivering lambs into the world, trims hooves, slaughters, cuddles with sheep, speaks to and watches over them, smoking cigarettes all the while.

Anna convinces her ex girlfriend Mia to see her by lying that her grandmother has just passed away. But when Mia arrives, Anna soon realises her lie might have deeper consequences than she expected…

Numéro 14

For Gianne, a transwoman with a cleft palate, every mirror moment is a quiet rebellion: softening her voice, bracing for stares, and daring to be seen whole. This short documentary reveals the unseen labor of living at the intersection of queerness and disability - where getting ready means fighting to exist.

A personal meditation on loss, family, home and reclamation through the artistic process of Adebunmi Gbadebo. Gbadebo creates works out of organic materials from the South Carolina plantation cemeteries where her formerly enslaved ancestors and their descendants are buried.

Rosa sells flowers to pay for her studies and help her mother. Her beauty brings her trouble with her jealous boyfriend Juan and with Héctor, a harassing customer at the flower stand. Based on a traditional "Corrido" of Rosita Alvirez.

It's the late 1980s and the once seemingly undying Soviet Union is beginning to show signs of collapse, leaving thousands of members of the Ukrainian diaspora in the US and Canada with a chance of returning to the home they have always dreamed of living in. Afraid for their lives, but fueled by patriotism, thousands of them venture to Europe in order to provide the support to their friends relatives and their countrymen through times of crisis and violent protests, culminating in the last 99 days of the USSR and the birth of an independant Ukrainian nation.

A.M.E. em Dobro

Adiós Mixo

The story of africa.

A man gets stuck in a rural gate in the middle of nowhere. The sun is high, the fields are endless, and there is no one around.

Arash is a middle-aged university professor whose home is damaged during the Israeli attack on Iran in the Twelve-Day War, and at the same time their family wedding is affected by the war. Arash, his wife Fariba, and his in-laws are forced to leave their home and Tehran.

The film tells the stories behind six photographs taken by Ukrainian and international photographers at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. These are the stories of images that traveled the world and shaped its perception of the war in Ukraine. The stories of people whose lives were changed by being captured in these frames. This is a manifesto of the power of photography - as evidence, memory, and a weapon of truth - and of the importance of those who risk their lives to make that truth visible.

Born for the Ring is a coming-of-age sports drama about Joi, a 12-year-old Muay Thai fighter who enters the ring to help support his struggling mother. Despite his small size and limited experience, his determination catches the attention of a boxing coach, who teaches him that being a fighter is not only about physical strength, but also discipline, patience, courage, and heart. As Joi prepares for the biggest fight of his life, he must overcome fear, pressure, and self-doubt. Through his journey, he discovers that the most important opponent is not the person standing across the ring, but himself. Born for the Ring is a story about family, sacrifice, perseverance, and the true meaning of victory.

The first volume of the surrealist series The Seasons, inspired by the poem Light Attracts Light by Jaylan Salah.

The rise and fall and reunion of punk rock icon Bob Mould's 1990s post-Hüsker Dü band Sugar.

Produced by Corporación Sueños Especiales, this audiovisual work sparks a much-needed dialogue about the hardships faced by children and young people in their family, academic, and everyday environments, calling into question the true safety of these spaces.