Cronica Final
Final Chronicle is a short documentary film that portrays the 2022 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and France from an urban and emotional perspective. Far from the stadiums, the film immerses itself in the streets
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Final Chronicle is a short documentary film that portrays the 2022 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and France from an urban and emotional perspective. Far from the stadiums, the film immerses itself in the streets
After a life of richness, a conservative industrialist blames himself for abandoning his youth's left values. In existential misery, he keeps looking for a possible personal redemption after a foreign company buys his bu
At the heart of Rio de Janeiro's downtown, an empty square with a dry fountain and an underground parking. There was located the Monroe Palace, that once housed the Senate, and was mysteriously demolished forty years ago
Eleven small stories, loving chronicles about Rio de Janeiro and its people, written by some of the best Brazilian writers of the time.
Rio de Janeiro is a city of very well defined contrast between the seafront, narrow, where the rich live and very close, the hills with their slums, where life changes very quickly in the short space of time.
After one is arrested - possibly unjustly - for murder, the lives of two brothers spiral out of control.
In a town south of Mexico City, the director relives the moment his father fell ill during the second wave of the coronavirus.
Paris, March 1939. While the march of the Nazi troops makes itself heard throughout Europe, exiled artists and intellectuals from all over the world still converge in the French capital. Portuguese composer Fernando Lope
After the triumph of the Revolution, the construction of a new society reshapes the lives of a group of characters, forcing each of them to confront a transformed future. Luis, a young, poor Black man; Fernando, an exile
Mexican feature film
During May 2001, Chilean filmmaker Miguel Littin traveled through historic Palestine, documenting everyday life amid the war—more precisely, the existential distance between a child throwing stones with a slingshot and t
Esther is alone, unable to leave her apartment in São Paulo, while trying to connect with the outside world. A sensitive vision on human connection in a society where people are more distant by the day.