Mariano Juárez

The final days of the mythical rental house 'Mondo Macabro', located in Corrientes Avenue in the heart of Buenos Aires. Specialized in Authors and bizarro films Mondo Macabro was during 20 years a symbol of the under culture in Buenos Aires.

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In San Juan and on routes throughout the country, a true story turned miracle is honored: that of Difunta Correa. She died of thirst in the desert but kept her son alive by breastfeeding him from her lifeless body. Since that moment, she has been considered miraculous by millions. Karina, Alejandro, and Rosa, three devotees of Difunta Correa, share their personal stories and how they fulfill their promise for a granted miracle.

Inside an armored truck, three men wait for an order. They have been in there for several hours without being able to get out. The demonstration that threatens them is getting closer. When the action seems to start, something is wrong...

Waldemar does not sleep well; A strong glow haunts him in his nightmares.

A couple of ghosts spend their leisure hours playing in the fields, enjoying nature and the eternal words that Rainer Maria Rilke wrote over a century ago to a young poet. The film was shot with a photo camera.

An homage to a new visual dialect that has become a symbol of the virtual forms of communication and at the same time — due to its fascination with the fundamentals of the moving image — a memento of the birth of cinema. The continuous flow of disperse images works as a glimpse into the unconscious of the visual consumer in the age of social media, while the use of film creates a dialogue between the digital and the analogue that crafts a new texture of the real.