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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.

Shelter · Adrián Silvestre · Spain · 2026
Madai, Shanel, Rosmer and Victoria are four queer people who fled their home countries in search of a better future in the USA. However, their dreams clashed with harsh immigration policies, and they ended up in a shelter in Guatemala, where they were forced to reinvent themselves and build, together, a new idea of home.

Solar Shadows · Hugo Haddad, Isadora Canela · Brazil · 2026
Solar Shadows follows an Indigenous-descendant physicist, a centenarian Guarani shaman, and a Dessano Amazonian leader in an immersion through ancient astronomy. Connecting communities and beings from north to south of Brazil, the film is a poetic immersion into Indigenous celestial knowledge and its holders, under constant threat, revealing the contrasts and connections between First Nations’ sciences and Western cosmologies.

Relict · Guillermo Quintero · France, Colombia · 2026
Somewhere in the north of the Colombian Amazon lives the old Sixto Muñoz, also known as “the last Tinigua man.” According to people in the region where he has lived for the past decades, at 105 years old Sixto has decided to leave his home by the lagoon to undertake his “final journey” into the forest. On a journey along the Guayabero River, from La Macarena to Guaviare, I follow his trail in the hope of finding him before he dies.
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