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Laessio Rodrigues de Oliveira was the biggest rare book thief in Brazil. After running the scheme from inside the prison, Carmen Miranda's fan tells everything straight away.
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Laessio Rodrigues de Oliveira was the biggest rare book thief in Brazil. After running the scheme from inside the prison, Carmen Miranda's fan tells everything straight away.
Through a letter full of images, two friends write to each other and articulate the reflection of this imaginary self-portrait that faces the challenges of migration from the province to big cities in an attempt to (self
A film correspondence between a filmmaker, the ghost of an artist, and the city of Guayaquil.
Mexican feature film
A look at the life and career of Puerto Rican artist Lucecita Benitez through the eyes of some of her biggest fans.
It is a 17th-century epistolary theater classic depicting unrequited love. Written by an anonymous author, the work portrays Sor Mariana—cloistered in a Portuguese convent—as she pens five letters of love and passion to
Idea by Garbiñe Ortega, celebrating four years of work, cinema and love.
Amidst the rescue of letters and photographs, memories intertwine in contrasts.
A young lover retraces her love chronology through four audiovisual letters she sends to the women who were part of her life.
In an antique shop in downtown São Paulo, a love story from the past is revealed amid the daily life of the place.
The old urban bus leaves from a Pampean town to Patagonia. A group of shearers made up mostly of Corrientes travels with someone else, who only appears in the film through his omnipresent voice. In addition to living wit
The documentary consists of a video-based exchange of messages between Brazilian and Cuban friends. By facilitating this audiovisual dialogue, the production team enables communication between these individuals and captu
Wednesday, October 19, 1938: The celebrated poet Alfonsina Storni arrives in the city of Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina, intending to spend her final days there. She stays at the San Jacinto boarding house, owned
Natalia Solórzano narrates what is like for a foreigner to live in Pamplona, Spain
On the eve of a boat trip, a woman is inspired by the life and work of the American painter J.M. Whistler to address, through oral letters, her friend Pedro, an assiduous reader of maritime adventure novels.
During the quarantine in 2020, the two friends Mariano Llinás and Matías Piñeiro sent each other video letters – 8 in total, 4 each of them – to create a compilation of ideas, thoughts and exchanges commissioned by Sergi