As Long As We Can

An average, everyday metalworker and volunteer firefighter content in his marriage to his childhood sweetheart finds his emotions unexpectedly stirred when he falls for a pretty waitress from a nearby town.

Luo Hongwu returns to Kaili, the hometown from which he fled many years ago. He begins the search for the woman he loved and whom he has never been able to forget.

Two married couples adjust to the vast social and economic changes taking place in China from the 1980s to the present.

An animation in sequential format – frame by frame. Where it narrates the daily life of the protagonist Alisson, waking up, drinking his coffee and going skateboarding through city.

An assembly of collected memories shatter the interior and open portals to the outside. Completed during shelter-in-place in Northern California. Commissioned by Small Press Traffic.

A gourmet exploration entertainment show that finds the old store and delves into the special trade secrets that allowed it to survive for a long time.

After a health mishap, at the age of 72, the painter Matías Quetglas decides to recall his own story and sits in front of the camera to rescue pieces of his life from the smoke of oblivion. With his friend Jesús Gáchez as the narrator, Matías will soon realize that, like the boy from Saint Augustine, wanting to recount a life in an hour of film is an excessive pretense, and he then derives his effort in distilling his thoughts and sensations that have emerged and have accompanied him during his journey through creation. Philosophical reflections, thoughts on aesthetics, searches to find the place where Art and life itself intertwine, are unraveled as he walks through his essential spaces: his studio in Madrid, his house in the countryside in Ávila, his beloved space in Menorca. With no other script than the one elaborated between musings about Art and thoughts of life, Matias Quetglas builds an intimate, visual and poetic story about his own existence.

A heavily sweating man, returning from a long trip, is telephoning from his car to speak to his wife. But he gets his daughter on the line. Lisette is constantly asking questions and tells about a drawing she made, but all the man is asking for is to get her mother. It seems he desperately wants to speak her, for what might be the last time. When Lisette is getting her mother out of the backyard, the man is still talking, telling Lisette should say to her mother he loves her. The sound of an approaching ambulance can be heard. When his wife finally gets on the phone, it's only a remarkable short conversation. She's asking him about his flight and to come back soon because Lisette misses him much. What is going on?

basta't mahal kita is an examination of a woman's cognitive experience during a time when space for self-reality is suffocating. this is an intersection of materials that trigger perception and memory of a woman who reflects the society whose anger comes from love. memory is both an ally and an enemy.