La So

The film articulates raw pieces of painful reality, taken from individual and collective spheres. Three clippings from newspapers which descibe the absolute horror of barbarity practised in certains corners of the world, personal letters read in off voices and city images bestow on this film a seriousness and evident emotional weight. A live memory against a world which institionalizes forgetting.

The mythical photojournalist Robert Capa took the photograph 'The Falling Soldier' at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). The picture became one of the icons of 20th century, a symbol of the tragedy of war. According to the official version, this photograph caught, for the first time in History, the actual moment of a death in the full battle.

Laurangeais stays in a nursing home after his wife dies following an accident caused by Terrian, his adopted son. When he leaves he finds Terrian who is going to get married. He drags his future wife into a cabin and kills her.

The film traces the history of witchcraft through Michelet's text, paintings, engravings, and film clips by Carl Th. Dreyer and Ingmar Bergman.

A silent film, likely about someone leaving a bath

Raoul, a sensitive boy, will meet Alma, an evanescent girl, at the edge of a country road, in the middle of summer. They are totally different: he is warm and joking while she is more distant and reserved, but they both hide a poetry that they are the only ones to perceive.

Raphaël Colicci is a jack-of-all-trades: osteopath, farmer, beekeeper, forgotten fruit enthusiast, trainer, lecturer... constantly asking himself questions, but above all looking for solutions! It's been nearly 50 years since he rolled uṕ his sleeves in search of concrete proposals to inhabit a living and generous earth.

Soledad, a lonely girl, starts to experiments paranormal situations. You know, there is no escape.

Mexican feature film

More than a genre, salsa was a cultural movement that arose in a time of need for strengthening the Latino culture and spread across the world with such force that, 50 years later, is still moving the feet of dancers in the most inhospitable corners world. At the heart of the movement is the figure of Johnny Pacheco, know as one of the great musical legacies responsible for salsa music.

What does the ocean really sound like? What we hear is a vibration in the air, a vibration no one sees. Sound is invisible, but it drives us; it makes us cry, laugh, remember and dance; it rattles our insides, it moves us. Through a series of outlandish characters, the documentary takes the viewer on a voyage of the senses, as it reflects on nature, communal life, solitude and silence.