In 45 minutes, the documentary explores the circumstances surrounding the 1995 attack on the Río Tercero Military Factory, focusing on the causes and the context of the tragedy. Río Tercero natives Fernando Colautti, Guillermo Vigliecca, and Francisco Carranza are the filmmakers behind this production, which combines a journalistic tone with a cinematic format. Marking the 30th anniversary of the Río Tercero explosions, the film addresses the question of "why it happened." The project is supported by the National University of Río Tercero (UNRT); the legislation establishing the university was primarily driven by the goal of providing historical reparation to the city following that state-sponsored crime.

In the house where Hilda grew up, time seems to have stood still. The spaces once inhabited by her family now appear empty. Forty-eight years later, Hilda revisits her memories and shares her story with us.

In a small town, Franca, a single mother, tries to hold onto her last remaining child, Juan, while society, the justice system, and her own past seem to conspire to tear him away from her. Left without child support and with her older children in the custody of an unfaithful ex-husband, she survives by stealing food, negotiating with lawyers, and enduring the judgmental gaze of a traditional town—as well as that of her mother, a flirtatious woman who, despite loving her, never fails to point out her mistakes.

Luis Tercero

A chance encounter with acclaimed Cuban American pianist Aruán Ortiz gives Grete Skarpeid the opportunity to pursue a lifelong dream. In her sixties, she takes a leap of faith, recording her debut album with renowned jazz musicians in New York and performing at Havana’s legendary jazz festival.

Through Graciela’s letters and her children’s replies and drawings, we gain insight into a story shaped by the 1976 dictatorship. Alongside her own account of those years, we adopt a new perspective by learning how the children experienced that era, how they maintained contact with their mother, and the importance the letters held for their family.

Blue ceases to be merely a color and becomes a persistent presence—an everyday reality that takes hold each day; it carries a weight, a meaning, and a past that still dwells within it.

While the city remains taciturn and unmoved by those who traverse it, Felipe and Marta navigate it as best they can, slowly learning to inhabit this space far from home. Amidst the overwhelming nostalgia of a cold, fast-paced, and bustling San José, a disruption in their daily routine forces them to confront what they carry with them and what they are willing to cherish.

A man who, isolated in a nearly deserted city, enters a space where his body and mind begin to fracture. Amidst distorted memories and heavy silences, he confronts a pain he has avoided for too long. A fly, seemingly watching him with unsettling persistence, acts as a witness to the darkest corners of his inner self.

After leaving their young daughter home alone in the middle of the night, a couple finds themselves caught up in inexplicable phenomena upon hearing a radio report about lights in the sky invading the valleys.

Outposts have become a major tool for taking control of land in the occupied West Bank and displacing Palestinian communities. These communities face escalating daily violence, threats and when they simply can’t take it anymore – displacement. Over 60 Palestinian communities have been displaced since October 7. Israeli activists come in daily shifts, armed only with their phones, to document, confront settlers, and stand in solidarity as the Palestinian communities struggle to remain on their land.

La Pichi is a woman born on the fringes of Buenos Aires, gifted with an extraordinary talent for storytelling. Night after night, she transforms her own life into tales infused with humor, imagination, tenderness, and irreverence.

A lonely and depressed young man decides to start beating up delinquents on the streets to cope with his sadness. People call him “Melancholy.”

Holding onto the promise of a new life beyond the border, a young man follows a smuggler through a remote and unforgiving landscape, only to encounter the unexpected.

Mudanza

From Tom Seymour creator of the VHS Massacre Trilogy. Enter the Television is a feature-length documentary exploring the dark corners of television from obscure commercials to unconventional cable programming. It examines the evolution of media through an underground lens, revealing how independent voices survive within systems controlled by powerful media corporations.

After discovering the controversial impact of the series "Sense8" and how it had touched lives around the world, Martín embarks on a journey across 11 countries to document stories—like his own—that have been deeply shaped by the show. Crossing continents, he meets fans and online friends, and even connects with some of the Netflix series' actors to discuss themes that span diverse cultures in a world that constantly keeps us apart.

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