Pacífico Films

This documentary follows the 1970 Chilean elections, which resulted in the election of Salvador Allende. The footage reveals the political and social divisions in a country plagued by poverty, malnutrition, and homelessness. Allende, newly elected, reflects on his future government and his subsequent assassination. One could say that this footage became a chilling and prophetic chronicle of a death foretold.

Irene, a theater enthusiast and devoted admirer of artist Paula Rego, moves between a yearning to know and the fear of what she might uncover. Through Rego’s haunting work, she finds a doorway into her father’s past. In an imagined dialogue with the dead, she seeks out Emilio — a retired soldier she suspects may have carried the weight of unspeakable acts.

Power in the Desert traces the ripple effects of the lithium boom across three distinct regions- Argentina’s Andean highlands, Chile’s Atacama Desert, and California’s Imperial Valley- where local communities find themselves on the frontlines of the clean energy future.

Today is the day Isa has decided to tell Tomás, her best friend, that she's in love with him. They've lived together for years, and she's finally ready. But today is also the day Tomás has chosen to tell Isa that he's planning to move in with his girlfriend, Vanesa. Isa is a hopelessly romantic independent actress who experiences life through fiction. Tomás, on the other hand, is pragmatic and determined to get his life on track. Between them unfolds a game of cat and mouse, where it's never quite clear who's chasing whom. The only question is: who will dare to be honest first?