Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM)

In a dystopian world, where eco-friendly appearance is what matters, Aurora tries to hide her secret from society.

In search of a new beginning, Don Manuel decides to sell his business and move to New York, a decision that the residents vehemently oppose.

Bachata is associated with the country’s cultural essence, confirming the hypothesis that this musical genre is much more than just a simple rhythm: it is a reflection of the history, struggles, and traditions of the Dominican people.

Exploring the beauty and complexity of the human mind, a girl reflects her emotionals ups, downs and internal struggles that she often hides behind a smile.

A garden can grow back… but can innocence? Returning to her innocence, Lia creates an imaginary world to relive the experience of losing it.

22-year-old Abril wakes up to find her 15-year-old self in front of her. Together, they explore memories and places that no longer feel the same, while confronting their differences and nostalgia. Both versions struggle to find answers within the different stages of their lives.

An overview on social-political activism in the Dominican Republic.

Javier uses a machine that allows him to control his dreams so he can dream about Laura every night, but when he learns that she is leaving for Spain in 2 weeks, he must decide whether to face the real world and win her back or lose her forever.

It follows the daily life of a nun within her convent, showcasing her routines of work, service, and communal living. Through her day-to-day activities, a little-seen reality is revealed: far from living in passive isolation, the nuns sustain themselves through various forms of labor and maintain an active connection with society.

After being affected by the pandemic, a Dominican man struggles with the fear of continuing to raise his son alone.