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The Yapori Show follows the adventures of Yapori and Darkpori, who, in addition to facing the dilemmas of adolescence, must fight powerful enemies. *A feature-length compilation of all episodes of The Yapori Show ever produced.
Francisco, a 35-year-old filmmaker who secretly works for a delivery app, has a date in Belgrano with Belén, 28, whom he has just met. As he tries to impress her, they both discover a deep and unexpected connection.
A girl survives among the wreckage left behind by an invading army, searching for shelter and food. But when she accidentally kills a bird, the fragile emotional balance that sustained her begins to crumble.
In a town engulfed by a wave of inexplicable violence, a detective driven by guilt and the memory of a dead friend investigates a strange drug that seems to alter human will. Absurd and dark powers will try to stop him.
Andrés, a young screenwriter, is getting help from his friend, Javi, to write a new short film.
A dreamlike oil-on-glass short where Juana Borrero, 19th-century Cuban painter-poet, wanders a tropical Eden guided by a Blue Rabbit and facing a wounded Velociraptor—an evocative meditation on memory, transformation, and the blurred lines between art and dream.
Sissi is at El Imperio pizzeria when a man kisses her boots. On her way to the Obelisk, her gaze fragments and the city transforms: Sissi appears on a throne, observing everything from above, mistress of her own empire.
Caspian, an adolescent boy, grapples with his feelings of loneliness and inadequacy as he navigates Central London at night alone.
After a night out drinking, Marnie wakes up with the worst hangover and someone knocking at her door. It's her ex, Leeza, who thinks she needs some help. Marnie tries to cure her hangover with food, more drinking, and smoking weed. The people around her try to help, but Marnie needs to help herself first.
Marianela decides to leave the country and stops by her sister’s house to drop off some things. Amid old photos and tensions that no one mentions, the family goes through a small chaos in which everyday life becomes fragile and goodbyes awkwardly reveal love
A portrait of the bond between a filmmaker great-granddaughter and her great-grandmother, photographer Annemarie Heinrich. Through this relationship, Mariana explores a shared obsession: what it means to portray and reveal someone.
Night falls in Mexico City and two stray dogs meet to continue their story before dawn. They tell tales of travelers, witches, magicians, nuns, and bullfighters between Spain and Mexico, distant events that, ultimately, continue to occur.
In a quietly apocalyptic world a lonely woman discovers a small wooden door on the side of her body and must decide whether or not to open it.
Feo Thernandez develops a hypothesis about each of his balls. The right one, if it were a person, would be the Brad Pitt of the suburbs. The left one, on the other hand, poses a much more complex theory.
A reflection on sorrow and heartbreak. Evan Olsen's directorial debut, a segment from Fringe Hippo's anthology film "Elegy Apokalypto".
On a sweltering morning, a woman decides to skip work
A fire burns in the dark. This film follows four voices speaking of their connection to nature. From different lands, they meet online to share memories and sensations. Amid urban birds, smog, clichéd forests, and landscapes of development, the film traces the feeling called 'connection' and the layers of fantasy around it.
Martial law and the square that sweeped South Korea. The same fans I saw at the concert halls were there. Dear you, who brought your light to the square.
Inscribed on 16mm, animism sings anarchy is a performative and poetic attempt to translate archaeological research and materials into songs, feelings, movement, and altered states. The film draws on the late Lithuanian anthropologist and archaeologist Marija Gimbutas’s research into Neolithic matrilineal, animist societies—a source of inspiration for artists, academics, and environmentalists associated with second-wave feminism.
