When the son of a powerful politician vanishes in Mexico City, the authorities turn to Zuzunaga—a man known for his sharp instincts and unorthodox, often law-bending methods. Once a legendary figure in solving high-profile cases, Zuzunaga is brought back into the spotlight, his reputation as the last hope to uncover the truth and deliver justice, no matter the cost.

In a sterile room, an experiment unfolds, juxtaposing the intricate life-giving complexity of the soil beneath our feet with the obsessive reliance on technology. This short film delves into the interplay between nature, technology, and human labor, revealing the profound connections and divides that shape our existence.

The ancient Greek-Calabrian dialect (known as Grecanico) survives, clinging to the mountains just like the villages where it is still spoken, in Calabria, in villages that are gradually being abandoned.

Lajiao wants to do things her own way, but a little girl will remind her of her mission as a member of the Zodiac.

Based on the homonymous poem by Jacint Verdaguer, Lau Quevedo evokes a poetic film that follows Gentil and Guifre until Gentil's death, and the dialogues they share about God, faith, their wanderings, and the everyday conversations about nothingness.

Presented by Payal Kapadia, and built around the words of Palestinian poet Shadi Zaqtan, this film carries the names, memories, and echoes of Palestinian children and families who can no longer speak for themselves. “The Dead Sing for the Living” is a poetic and political meditation on erasure, memory, and resilience in Palestine. Through a haunting roll call of names and a litany of what has been destroyed homes, schools, trees, birds, and dreams

Deok Chang

The Day the War Ended

A CIA agent documents internal secrets.

A private detective is tasked with finding Leiko for a client. His client warns him about this strange effect Leiko has on those who fall in love with her that could make his investigation difficult.

After inheriting a fortune following his parents' deaths, Dominic is taken hostage by an identical stranger who demands he kill himself so the stranger can steal his life.

Giacomo Matteotti and Velia Titta: a love story never before told, caught between their private lives and their civic commitment. Intimate and passionate letters that paint a picture of an Italy marked by political struggles, the violence of fascism and great ideals.

Con la muerte en los vagones

A group of old friends film a mockumentary "reunion" with the man once viral as the "baby who spoke of doomsday" unaware his curse is still very much alive, and that hearing him say "kiamat" could now be fatal.

The first of many short experiments for the upcoming feature length film 'Rocket USA'.

Ricordu (“memory” in Sicilian) is a deeply personal film about my grandfather, his homeland, and the legacy it has left within our family. What began as a simple attempt to film our holidays with my brother became a reflection on Sicily, memories, and the bonds that connect us. Through fragments of his story, I tried to capture what this land means to him… and what remains of it within us. I hope this film touches you as deeply as it touched me. Enjoy the film !

Shot on nostalgic Super-8 film, this home-movie-style documentary follows the director's gender transition within their NYC queer community, tracing a journey where joy emerges as a radical antidote to pain. At its heart, this short film is a love letter to young trans and non-binary people.

Two project partners arrive in the forest to uncover the cause of death of their crazed acquaintance. After a fruitless search for answers, they attempt to leave, but their souls end up trapped within the oak walls of this strange place.