Juan Romo

Everything is a competition when two teens full of irresponsible bravado - a deadly combination - trail-bike into the woods to shoot off a rifle.

In a schoolyard, a fight breaks out between three boys. Although two of them did not start it, they are quickly blamed as the culprits. The reasons behind the conflict and the consequences they face reveal something much deeper than a simple dispute.

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Joel has to escape from his hometown because they want to kill him. He goes on a journey across the ocean with a group of migrants who are smuggled by a man who calls himself Diablo.

Before traveling to the Moon in 1971, astronauts from the Apollo 14 mission trained in the volcanic craters of the Sonoran Desert, Mexico. Through testimony and historical archives, the events that took place at this site, which is sacred to the indigenous peoples of the area, are evoked.

A gaze reflects an inner world. A traveler's voice transits New York City and seeks the presence of an old love, confronting the rhythm of the lonely metropolis and its fast-paced, indifferent landscapes, an urban world where all languages are spoken and words are lost among immediate events that drift into oblivion.

Bonifacio is a man caught between revolutionary and contemporary Mexico, struggling to find fulfillment in either era. Haunted by the death of his son and burdened by social upheavals, he navigates a life marked by unfulfilled dreams and persistent challenges.

Developed within the framework of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Creators Lab, Wayak (Dream) is a film letter to the land of Yucatán, reflecting on historical processes of Mexico such as the conquest, evangelization and globalization.

Embark on a dizzying search for handcrafted treasures mixed with love in the public spaces of Mexico City's Historic Center. It stretches from the Isabel la Católica metro station in the south to the Lagunilla metro station in the north, the San Carlos National Museum in the west, and the Merced market in the east.