Ángel Estrada Soto

Documentary series about ordinary people that does extraordinary things.

Women who live in Ciudad Juarez organize safe havens for children in some of the most violent neighborhoods in Mexico. There, Diana, Joseph and Gael seek out the freedom that they once had on the streets, and try to heal the wounds that the violence of organized crime has caused them.

In a Christian rehabilitation center in Ciudad Juárez, a group of drug addicts seeks solace in faith as their last hope to rebuild their shattered lives. The story follows Osvaldo Ogaz, a once-renowned poet, who after losing everything to addiction, fights for one final chance at redemption. His journey is a raw and intimate portrayal of the struggle to overcome past failures and reclaim a sense of purpose.

Documentary film about Reies Tijerina, a forgotten leader of the chicano movement.

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The story of a trade that is dying out, and the strength of those who view this way of life, passed from father to son for generations and now doomed to disappear, with nostalgia and place their hopes for its survival in someone they would never have imagined.

The Pima language (Oichkama no'oka) and it's ceremonial songs seem destined for extinction, but Don Alberto, the last one who can communicate with God and call for rain with his songs, is willing to do whatever is necessary to preserve them.

Ramiro, a young rarámuri, is arrested by the police in Ciudad Juárez. His body is discovered a few hours later. The struggle between good and evil, enacted by the rarámuris every Easter, is also embodied by Ramiro’s widow and her pursuit of justice.