El mar es cannibal, 15min., Documentary
Directed by Ángeles Regina Rodríguez Ramos
To support his family, Don Lolo works as an open-sea fisherman—a pursuit that has seen him shipwrecked three times. Yet, he returns with the same faith, determination, and courage, facing the uncertainty of an ocean that can either grant him life or take it away.

A train that one day will return, 3min., Drama
Directed by Xènia Mas Peñas, Laura Rosa Maqueda
A shared chocolate becomes the first gesture of a story that, without them knowing it, will unite them forever. A surprise, a gift or a hug. When the farewell arrives, a letter shows that love does not stop time, but transforms it into a memory.

Paper Dolls, 7min.,
Directed by Sofía Romo Saavedra
A girl who still finds refuge in her paper dolls and in the fantasy of childhood begins to confront an uncomfortable reality: society starts to see and treat her as older than she truly is.

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ELVIRA, 13min.,
Directed by Andrea Monserrat Erazo
Elvira, a 60-year-old woman, lives trapped in a iolent marriage. During a Mother’s Day celebration, life presents her with an opportunity to break free from her daily reality.

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