Red Shoes
Tacho, a farmer, tends his plot of land as life passes him by. When he receives news of his daughter's death, he travels to the city to bring her body home, only to discover a world completely foreign to him.
Juan Perros
Juan Perros portrays a man who works tirelessly in an arid and hostile environment to survive in the Mexican desert. Through his voice, we learn of the episode that marked his life: a brutal attack that left him on the brink of death and forced him to rebuild his life from the margins of society.
Aguamiel
Tensions rise as a distraught teenage daughter craves her mother's attention while she seeks her own fulfillment in life and love.
The Man Who Saw Too Much
What drives someone to pursue scenes of death and suffering? From the age of nine, avid cinephile Enrique Metinides was photographing corpses in the street. Despite his age, this passion soon landed him a job in the tabloids, where he was given free rein to indulge his morbid obsession. Through his work, we explore Mexico City as seen through the prism of its crime scenes and delve into humanity's fascination with the macabre.
Oaxacalifornia
An intimate portrait of three generations of a Mexican-American family in California, Oaxacalifornia: The Return revisits the Mej铆a family twenty-five years after they were first portrayed negotiating their place in a new environment, digging deep into the complexities of multi-generational immigrant identities and the nuances of both belonging and otherness to become a moving epic about the fabric of the US.
Una Muchacha Normal
Alexis lives his adolescence with a father trying to revive his music career and a grandmother whose memory is fading. Amidst kickboxing training and the unexpected companionship of Bowie, a stray dog, he finds the strength to understand love and loss, confronting what it means to transform and discover his place in the world.
M谩talos A Todos
Mila and Mar铆a are two teenagers who live on opposite sides of Mexico City. Both are facing the inevitable process of time and the obligation to grow up. They are confidantes, sharing their lives and experiences through audiovisual correspondence. One day they arrange to meet in person.
El Miedo A La Luz
Camila, a ten-year-old girl, wakes up one morning to find she's been bitten by a vampire. From that first encounter onward, the vampire visits her every night to quench his thirst for blood, threatening to attack her younger sister if she refuses. Camila and her vampire lead a secret life that becomes increasingly unbearable, until finally, the girl is forced to make a drastic decision.
Frida: The Girl Just Doesn't Go Away
Coming Soon.