An animated loop about immigration.

At the dawn of the new millenium, a Dutch social worker, a famous Japanese poet and a Brazilian girl has made the road to Santiago and back to their countries, they recall the experience. The trip is also a journey into themselves, sharing physical and spiritual space with millions of pilgrims have made their way from the Middle Ages.

The story of a widow who owns a coffee hacienda, focusing on the dynamics between her son and the man who romances her.

During the trip back from their vacation, a young couple is stranded in the middle of the road and they lose all forms of communication, including each other.

Practical-joking bromance between two motorcycle cops, designed as a next-gen sequel to A Toda Maquina (1953).

Two hustlers are united on the run after an innocent robbery. They travel the country seeking to subsist at the cost of the ingenuity of people.

Highway Patrol agent goes up against a ruthless drug gang.

Four nights in Caracas. A documentary essay about chaos and civilization.

A famous sommelier loses his palate in the middle of a wine festival.

The 23,000km long route of the Incas laces its way through the Cordillera range of the Andes. This road network served as the major means of transport, of communication and of government administration in the history of pre-colonialist America. The film covers three periods that deeply marked this region and its Indian tribes. Three phases, three eras for a road, and a history of violence and injustice that constantly repeats itself. Crystallizing the spirit of the conquests that took place in the Atacama Desert, a Peruvian prince once said in regard to the Indians: “We must spare our enemies or we will hurt ourselves, because they will soon be ours with all that is theirs”. In visualizing this statement, it is easy for us to imagine what hell the men of these lands endured during centuries of invasion and submission.

A Mayan boy is late for school because he is distracted by a fish. Though contemporary and indigenous cultures are crossing paths, the fight to understanding one another is still an ongoing process.

A moment in the life and work of Alan Salvador García López, a recently graduated vocation career nurse, originally from Zacapu, Michoacán, who on Sundays performs a ritual that transforms and transports him to his personal nirvana, which is ultimate fighting. Also, his perspective on life, his love for his family, and his path to self-esteem and maturity.

On vacation, an old lady and her niece pick up a hitch-hiker.

At 21, his name was Moises, at 28 he changed his ID but on his social security file his name is still Ana. Life reminds him that he is a trans man before. Despite that his road has led him to reconciliation with his past and specifically with his "feminine part".