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An ultraconservative family father must spend a weekend with his dysfunctional children for the burial of his wife.
Upon his release from jail for a crime he was framed for, Abel learns that the woman he loves and the child he fathered have been kidnapped. In trying to find out who was behind the kidnapping, Abel uncovers a scheme involving high-ranking officials and millions of pesos of bribe money.
Featuring: Bridgette De Joya, Nini Jacinto and Paula Gomez
Realness’ is a study on gender identity and sexual orientation in the teen stage. We follow Javier, a boy who has doubts about his sexuality.
A girl spends her days alone in her house. Bored and crammed with monotony, the days go by with nothing to highlight, until one day she feels a strange presence inside the house.
In the middle of the social crisis and repression in their country –Chile–, Leonor and Manuel have an ongoing relationship that has hit rock bottom. Due to the uprising, a curfew has been imposed, and Nico spends the night with the couple, twisting things up. The next morning, engulfed in fear of what’s happening outside and confused about their own relationship, Leonor and Manuel learn how to live and take care of each other in the midst of these unknown and frightful times.
Poly (20) ends his relationship because he can't have orgasms, so he decides to surf the Internet to have one. Among videos, pixels and fragmented memories, he meets La_Hot_Fetish (35), a webcam sex guru, with whom he starts an honest relationship.
Lucia (25) lives in an apartment alone with her cat, she is a digital native who is immersed in the world of screens and her bonds are all through this medium. One day her cell phone falls into a manhole and it is at that moment when she encounters the bizarre reality of her life.
A person, a house moving, a city. The film is, in a way, the memory of a journey and a transition. This is the recording of how Jon Ander, born in Bermeo and used to the countryside life, decides to move to Bilbao and establish a relation with the city from his home. A small story to immerse ourselves in the idea that individual normality is a fabricated idea, as happens with traditions, systems and cities.
Short Film ENERC
Odd is a social satire about feeling inadequate in what one considers to be their home. Rather than imposing certain views on the audience, the film offers thought-provoking look at co-existence of Christian minority within largely Islamic society in Cairo as seen through the eyes of an individual.
