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Michel Ciment talks about Losey’s M.
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Michel Ciment talks about Losey’s M.
Harold Nebenzal talks about Losey’s M.
Venezuelan filmmaker Pamela travels to Panama to visit her 6-month-pregnant sister in the hopes of healing the wounds of migratory loss since both left their home country due to political and economic uncertainty. On the
Francois Guerif talks about Losey’s M.
Ken Saro-Wiwa was a well-known Nigerian writer and activist who led a peaceful resistance movement against environmental racism practices by nigerian authorities and multinational oil companies in the Niger Delta, Nigeri
Lili, Stretch and ZéGordo, AKA, the Troublemakers, decide to surprise their friend Rosita by decorating her school for the neighborhood's annual Christmas dinner, however, they didn't expect to deal with Stinky who is a
Memories become distorted with the passage of time, especially those about a lost love.
Bertrand Tavernier talks about Losey's M.
During a tour of one of the rooms of the Museo Casa de la Memoria Indómita (Museum of Indomitable Memory), which displays documents, photographs, and objects related to forced disappearances during the dirty war in Mexic
The documentary, narrated by Lenine, discusses the current linear economic model (exploration, production, consumption and disposal), which puts the future of life on our planet at risk. As an alternative, he studies Cir
This short film by director Erica Dafon explores her concerns about body, passion and place of belonging.
A unique chronicle of Salvador Dali’s constructivist outrageousness. As you know, during this period, Dali began, as the newspapers wrote, “shaking the apathy of the modern world, making himself a paranoid-critical objec
“If we vanished tomorrow, no organism on this planet would miss us. Nothing in nature needs us”. María Cañas meets the Anthropocene in this search-footage film starring the animals that (hopefully) will take over the wor
Jesus is brought before him again, Pontius Pilate washes his hands to show that he has no responsibility in the death of this man and hands him over to the crowd.
On April 30, 2026, Cero* played their first show after the release of After Foe to over 1,500 people at Groove. Those of us who were there witnessed an event that will be historic in the history of Argentine music, even