ICEI Uchile

In a house far from Santiago de Chile, little Alonso tries to change the fate of his sister Daniela, still just a child, who is about to become the seventh wife of the Lion of Judah, a supposed prophet, leader of a cult, who apparently provides electricity when he is touched.

Melisa is a young Mapuche woman who at a young age migrated with her family from her Mapu lof to the city, in search of better living conditions. As an adult and soon to finish her university studies, she begins to experience unexplainable situations and dreams... she has received an ancestral call.

Toño, a 17-year-old teenager is forced to spend a weekend at the house of his father Sergio, whom he has not seen for years. There he feels alien and despite the clumsy efforts that Sergio makes to please him, the relationship does not progress. But when Toño sees him interact with his neighborhood, at the welcome from his old friend, Cangrejo; he begins to accept him and questions the years that he has been distant.

Bastián is a typical university kid who often finds himself surrounded by pretentious and pseudo-politicized students. As an answer to this dead environment, he decides to do the first important thing he has ever done: kill the president of Chile.

Martin, a 17 year old boy is indecise about his future in life, and meeting Catalina will help him find his way.

Unfinished film made by Aldo Francia in 1966. It tells the story of a solitary subject who walks the streets of Valparaíso.

An observational portrait of the artistic process of Marcelino hitherto unpublished work. His work has been marked by the context of violence and marginality in which he lives. For years he has gathered mannequins and belongings of his relatives to re-symbolize them and transform them into works exhibited in the streets of Santiago

A swimmer is looking for her missing grandmother, who left without leaving any record of her existence. The swimmer reconstructs her in memories through the diluted memories of three older women: her two aunts and her mother.

Rafael Egaña (38) will soon be blind. With us, he makes the journey of the images that his father, an amateur photographer, has collected for more than 50 years. These images are memories, but what happens to them when vision is lost, do they disintegrate along with the visible world or do they become clearer because new ones can no longer be generated?