Itzel Sarmientos Roque

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In a secret meeting, the looks heralded a change between Karla and Sofía's complicated relationship.

A short film made from a distance in quarantine for LGBT Pride month. This short film talks about the love of two girls that is interrupted by its context.

In Mexico, gender-based violence continued and even increased during the pandemic. A movement was generated in social networks, which crossed the screen creating connections that became actions. This is the story of the photojournalists who took to the streets to capture time.

LGBTQ+ people on the move come to Casa Frida, where they redefine what it means to be a migrant and continue to break glass ceilings on their way to a better home and a better identity.

In a country with high rates of violence in times of pandemic, stories remain silent, silence so strong that it breaks the four walls of their house. It would never have been thought that the silence of their voices would explode, managing to find a home where they can raise their voices and say: "My name is ..."

M is traveling home, when an encounter makes her question whether or not the odds will play in her favor.

Beneath the insurgent roundabout you can hear the bass rumbling on Friday afternoons, where vogue is danced, graffiti is painted, shouts are made, people are accompanied, bartered, and protests take place.