Federico Rozas

Alberto Luis Galateo was an Argentinian soccer star of the 1930s. But at home, he was abusive towards his family. One Sunday afternoon, three shots stirred up his quiet neighborhood.

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The Carapintadas, so named for their use of camouflage paint, were far-right military activists who staged uprisings between 1987 and 1990 against the constitutional governments of Raúl Alfonsín and later Carlos Menem in Argentina. Narrated using archival television, radio, and print footage, Carapintadas reconstructs the group's uprisings to halt the trials of those responsible for the military dictatorship.

A journey through the last 24 years of the Argentine basketball team through the stories of its three coaches: Julio Lamas, Rubén Magnano and Sergio Hernández. Far from being rivals, they knew how to assist each other by pursuing a common goal: to achieve the best for the team.

In Patagonia, Leandro — the protagonist of Felt like real.— asks himself: is it possible to imagine a virtuous future in a world that seems destined for ruin? Filmed over the course of a decade (2014–2024), the film is built arround a deadly conflict between two brothers. Inspired by the life of Rafael Pinedo, it weaves echoes of “various pasts” in Super 8mm, filmed in the 1960s and 70s, with the present.

In the Bora community of Pucaurquillo, Peru, a subtle invasion is underway that threatens their cultural identity: the gradual loss of oral transmission of the Bora language to new generations, the increasing consumption of television, the construction of a road that will connect them to the district's commercial center, and the resulting deforestation.

With a career spanning more than 70 years, Gyula Kosice is one of the most renowned contemporary art artists in Latin America. The film portrays the sculptor and poet in the construction of his own myth, revealing the person who supports it.

The story of a rebellious 16-year-old who taunts a fellow schoolmate.