No Big Deal

The Yellow Wallpaper A dark and disturbing adaptation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s controversial gothic feminist horror story about patriarchy and hysteria. Jane, a writer and young mother, is prescribed a rest treatment by her physician husband John, who takes her to a remote country estate for the summer. She becomes obsessed with the peculiar yellow wallpaper in the bedroom he has chosen for her. In her isolation, she secretly writes about a woman trapped in the wallpaper—that she must free.

My Friend Lisa

Una nueva generacion... The new generation of musicians irrupts in the local scene, without any complaints or apologies. This film captures the twists and turns of trap as an arrogant form of speech, rock’s young promises willing to eat the world and “expression” as an unappealable art form.

Interview with a Zombie

Sinnside A macabre fairy tale in which main characters are seven kids whose souls will be the main dish for a group of adults sitting at a bizarre restaurant.

Industry to cash ghosts This work is a confession of the genre of video-through horror docs and its terminal situation. In a bleak location, the film expresses the resignation and apathy of young people

New Indians: el camino d... The grunge group led by former member of the Golden Generation and the San Antonio Spurs Fabricio Oberto (vocals), with Luciano Moroni (guitar), Fede Galán (bass) and Jota Suárez (drums), play in 2019 in the United States and attend Ginóbili’s farewell.

Right Up Our Alley A one-take short film where a drone flies into a bowling alley.

Knots and Holes A singular anthropological essay film that observes the various nets we find across different contexts in Bahia (from fishing nets to delicate nets of lace), and the emotions and sensations associated with them. It continues to ponder how these nets materialize principles of connection, of filtering and of patterning. As the scope widens to the nets of longitude and latitude that encircle the globe, and of virtual networks like Grindr, Van de Port wonders aloud how connection, filtering and patterning play themselves out in his own life – as a filmmaker, as an anthropologist, as a-gay-man-in-love.

Doobious Business A shocking and sometimes hilarious portrait of Glenn: a businessman, family man, and pot dealer in Toronto whose world shatters upon the legalization of marijuana.