Juan Miguel Nasra

Battling terminal cancer, a woman writes a one of a kind notebook about life, death and love for her son to remember her by. Based on a true story.

A librarian founds a copy of the fabled Necronomicon, only unleash hell on earth.

The story focuses on the life of a couple and their twin sons, one of whom begins to show that he identifies as a girl. From this, Gabriela, the mother, will try to understand the situation of her son who soon becomes a trans girl, thus beginning a struggle for the rights and gender identity of Luana , who will also have to face the rejection of her father Guillermo.

Since she has memory a young girl accompanies her mother to look at houses, meddle in the gardens, modify them. This time, the mother decides to cross the line and enters a house. She will have to decide what to do.

Working out as a way of making a living: that is how Ethan earns money. But to be a successful model, he has to take his body to certain extremes. In a shooting by Balaton lake in Hungary, he tries to fit in among his colleagues while he faces inner conflicts regarding masculinity and identity. Work and emotions clash within him while he tries to be as professional as possible.

Trans women face extreme violence in Mexico City, and sex workers are even more vulnerable. This raw and deeply affecting portrait of Kenya gives an insider’s view of the impact that violence has on the community, and how complex life is for them. The film begins shortly after Kenya witnesses her friend Paola being murdered by a client. The film follows Kenya closely. Will the family accept burying Paola as she was: a flamboyant trans woman? Kenya approaches Paola’s loved ones with great respect and understanding—something she rarely experiences herself. When the murderer is released, she embarks on a lengthy battle for justice, backed up by her “sisters.”