Orlando J. Torres

Santa, an eight-year-old girl from the desolate Bolivian Altiplano, embarks on a rollercoaster journey to take her mother from a life of misery into paradise. The two of them made a pact: when her mother passes, the girl would follow the stars and carry her body across the desert toward heaven, a place they are certain is physically real. Crossing the wilderness, Santa encounters a group of female wrestlers that help her on her way. Also, a gruff policeman who arrests Santa but soon suspects she has magical powers. He decides that to achieve his own salvation he must join Santa on her quest beyond the horizon.

16 years-old Inés takes a ride with Seba, Lucía, and Marcos and learns that in order to gain perspective, innocence must be lost.

Wei tries to retrieve her wireless earphones lost on the airplane. To her surprise, the Department of All Things Lost and Found miraculously recovers them. But it doesn’t stop there. As her temporary cat sitting turns into months of jobless, aimless limbo, she keeps receiving lost items from the department, and each one seems to bring back a piece of forgotten memory.

On the day of his best friend’s wedding, Richard, a cynical and detached 30 year-old man, must come to terms, once and for all, with an event from his past that has left him broken and unable to move on.

Based on the short story by renowned Puerto Rican author Luis Negron, La Edwin tells the story of Johnny, a happy-go-lucky, colorful gay man, who seems to spends his days from gossip to gossip. On this particular afternoon, he recounts through a phone conversation the heartbreak story of Edwin, a mutual friend.