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distribution of documentaries from or about Latin America.
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Arrow For a Stone Heart · Luiza Calagian · Brazil · 2025
On the outskirts of São Paulo city, a train cuts through an indigenous territory. Within this territory, Jera dreams, and in her dreams the city invades her village. In the same community Rete, an animal capable of moving through different dimensions, remembers the history of an ancient river, centuries ago swallowed by the city. While cutting through the concrete, the river dreams, and in their dreams they drown the entire metropolis. In the dreamscape, Jera and the river come together.
Let Us Be · Viviane D’Avilla · Brazil, USA · 2026
"Let Us Be" is an intimate portrait of Intersex individuals born with sex anatomy not typically male or female, across India, Brazil, and the USA. Through personal stories, the film exposes the ongoing human rights struggle against non-consensual surgeries performed on intersex children, while confronting the rigid binaries that shape our understanding of sex and gender. “Let Us Be” invites audiences to reconsider the norms imposed on bodies and identities, offering a reflection on autonomy, dignity, and the beauty of human diversity.
Mickey · Dano García · Mexico · 2026
Mickey spent the last ten years exploring her transition process within the conservative context of
Sinaloa, Mexico. Through digital archives, artistic reenactments, and deeply personal encounters,
the film moves between tenderness and rage, transforming memory into an act of freedom. An
exploration of self-perception and a non-punitive confrontation with the past.
Sinaloa, Mexico. Through digital archives, artistic reenactments, and deeply personal encounters,
the film moves between tenderness and rage, transforming memory into an act of freedom. An
exploration of self-perception and a non-punitive confrontation with the past.
Matininó · Gabriela Díaz Arp · Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic · 2026
In Puerto Rico, a multi-generational group of women confront violence and abuse through a shared creative fantasy rich in colour, mythology and play in this visually-arresting, kaleidoscopic documentary. Together, they build an imaginary world that becomes a space for healing, drawing on Caribbean mythology and a vivid visual language to face what they have lived through.
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