Featured Festival Film Selection (1-2 edition)

In the pines is a classic of African-American music, made popular by African-American singer Leadbelly during the 1940s. More than 20 versions of this classic have been made, also known as Were did you sleep last night, by groups such as Nirvana, Greatful Dead, Mark Lanegan, Bob Dylan, Bill Monroe etc ... A dark and melancholic theme that narrates a crime of a railroad man, of which only his head appears next to a wheel. Inspired by this verse, we have built the story around that mystery, in the key of black comedy. Its interpreter, Solomon (recently founded Canarian folk and blues group), gives us a new vision of the Leadbelly classic.

Tim is longing for love. He’s a lonely human being who struggles with exclusion every day. Every time Tim feels different than others he transforms into a french bulldog. Ginger makes Tim feel human. Ginger is an old friend of Tim`s whom he was in love with, unrequited love. Tim collides with Ginger in the street, they talk and become friends again. After meeting Ginger Tim becomes a dog again. This time he chooses to enjoy being a dog and sees all the possibilities of a dog`s life. It’s good to be a human being but it’s good being a dog sometimes too.

Pablo and Rocío are not going through their best moment as a couple. If this were not bad enough, a virus has killed most living things on the planet, although they seem to be immune. Will their relationship survive the end of the world?

The film tries to reflect on a deeply ethical conflict, such as the decision of an abortion. A human drama, today vulgarly politicized by many governments, represented through the story of two young lovers, understanding that, only through a particular conflict a universal phenomenon can be addressed. A work that does not take sides, only asks questions and encourages reflection, insisting on the responsibility of art in social debate and the formation of values.

A man is working on a love song. Drawn into memories that develop their own lives, he feels more and more threatened by the women who surround him. In the end, however, there is one woman left who brings everything back on track. "Mon Amour" is a film about relationships, about the image we have of ourselves, of the other and of love.

Lía is 10 years old. She will lose your vision. She wears it naturally, she's a girl. But his father is overcome with fear and only thinks of what he will miss; he wants to prepare her for when she enters that dark tunnel.

A one-shot, first-person thriller with a twist. Join us under the bed for a dangerous game of hide and seek.

She invited guests to her birthday party, but nobody came...

Death is all around us. We see it on TV, it stalks us in the news on the Internet, it scares us by appearing in movies... Our story is about a war photographer who was close to death all his life, but unlike us, protected by personal cynicism and our own problems, he and death were separated only by the lens of the camera.