It’s summer. Noelia lives in a big city that seems to be standing still. She’s alone, with time to spare. She goes through the city with her little camera trying to infiltrate different places pretending to have family ties with several women.
Havana International Film Festival of Latin American Cinema
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After they find out that their husbands have mysteriously transformed into raging pigs, the women of the village decide to take action.
Official selection, 2012 Cannes Director’s Fortnight
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Could See a Puma (Pude ver un puma) A short by Eduardo “Teddy” Williams Argentina, 2012, 17 minutes In Spanish with English subtitles
“The accident” leads a group of young boys from their neighborhood rooftops through the devastation and the depths of the earth.
World premiere, 2012 Cannes Film Festival
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Bitch (Perra)
A short by Alejandra Marquez
Mexico, 2012, 7 minutes
In Spanish with English subtitles
A jealous husband follows his young wife in his mind. Does he have anything to worry about?
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Gisela
Directed by Felipe Sholl
Brazil, 2011, 15 minutes
World Premiere, Rio International Film Festival
Because her husband is always away on business, Gisela (Carla Ribas) ends up spending most of her time alone in her Rio apartment with Luiza, the maid. Strange things begin occurring around the house. Gisela is convinced Luiza is trying to drive her mad. Or is she already mad?
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Walt Disney Square
Directed by Sergio Oliveira & Renata Pinheiro
Brazil, 2011, 21 minutes
Shot on 35 mm, Color
64th Locarno Film Festival – Official Competition
A “quasi-musical” approach to contemporary urban life that reflects Brazilian society and many others throughout the world, this documentary at the same time describes a place, a city and a country.
The real place, the Boa Viagem neighborhood in Recife, encompasses all aspects of the Brazilian way of life, highlighting a reality that is before us but often goes unnoticed.
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A short by William Vega
Colombia, 2011, 14 minutes
World premiere – Sao Paulo International Shorts Film Festival
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Ensolarado (Sunny)
A short by Ricardo Targino
Brazil, 2011, 14 minutes
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Ball (Bailao)
A short documentary by Marcelo Caetano
Brazil, 2010, 17 minutes
In Portuguese with English subtitles
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Sofia
A film by Elise DuRant
Mexico, 2009, 21 minutes
In Spanish with English subtitles
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Almost Everyday (Quase Todo Dia)
A film by Gandja Monteiro
Brazil, 2009, 17 min.
In Portuguese with English subtitles
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Interview With the Earth (Entrevista con la tierra)
A documentary by Nicolás Pereda
Mexico, 2009, 18 min.
In Spanish with English subtitles
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Time & Again (Una y otra vez)
A film by Antonio Méndez Esparza
USA/Spain, 2009, 27 Minutes, 16mm
In Spanish with English subtitles
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Brazil, 2008, 17 minutes
In Portuguese with English subtitles
