Soirée du court-métrage Latino-Américain - Latijns-Amerikaanse korte filmavond

COLA DE LEON, by Sonia Franco (2024, Colombia/France, 17')
Jorge, a Colombian refugee living in France, is preparing to return to his country. After a long period without visiting his country of origin, he struggles to announce his departure to Louis, his 10-year-old son.

DONDE EL SOL DESAPARECE, by Jeoffrey Guillemard (2024, Mexico, 4')
April 2024, Mazatlán, Mexico. Thousands of enthusiasts have gathered to witness a total solar eclipse. Irma tells us about the disappearance of her son. She is a member of “Los tesoros perdidos” (The Lost Treasures), a group of mothers whose children have been kidnapped by the drug cartels.

EL MOVIMIENTO INAUDIBLE DE LAS COSAS, by Antonia Montserrat (2024, Chile/France, 9')
Through my grandmother's account of an earthquake we experienced together, she reminds us of the effect of vibrations on our bodies.

HOY SIEMPRE ES TODAVIA, by Martín Alvarez (2023, Cuba, 12')
The members of Cuba's Casa de los Abuelos are as resilient as the island itself. Despite the lack of a television network, they get together to search for forgotten memories in a photo album.

LA ASISTENTE, by Pierre Llanos (2023, Peru, 19')
Clara is a young girl working as her father's assistant in an informal dental practice. That day, a new patient arrives and attracts her attention, as Clara has not entered her name in the appointment book.

LOS MOSQUITOS, by Nicole Chi (2024, Costa Rica, 14')
Aby is a Honduran teenager living in the United States with her newly arrived cousin, Nata. Together, they will have to deal with the family ties they are forced to create.

PASSARO MEMORIA, by Alejandro Martinelli (2023, Brazil, 15')
A bird named Memory has forgotten how to fly home again. Lua, a trans woman, tries to find the bird in the streets of Rio de Janeiro, but the city can sometimes be a hostile place...