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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.
Forest Up In The Mountain · Sofia Bordenave · Argentina · 2026
In 2017, state security forces killed the young Mapuche Rafael Nahuel in a forest in Argentine Patagonia. In that same forest, Mirta Ñancunao has fought for years against forestry companies. A road trip traces the history of families disintegrated by the genocide known as the “Campaña del Desierto,” which devastated communities and territories in the late 19th century. The film also follows young people who are rebuilding their identity through music. Drawing on court records, official documents and forensic archives, the film brings to light processes of dislocation and identity rupture enacted through material and symbolic violence.
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