1) Movies to Help Mourn

In it we will collect the films that have been made on the way to overcome a fact lived by the director. Among them are Correspondence, by Carla Simón and Dominga Sotomayor, for linking her personal concerns with greatness; The pipelines, by Camilo Restrepo, who reports the real experiences of the actress protagonist; and Night vision, by Carolina Moscoso, who tries to overcome the violation suffered by the director.

2) Films that bring cinema to the distance

Travel to unusual worlds. To this end, the elected representatives are Gmª shng yuán hé màn bàn pāi, from Dong Singyi, for being the window of a possible return from prison in a Chinese village; The wolf children, from Otávio Almeida, for proposing that the remnants of the war in Angola may be in Cuban children; and Grigory Kolomytseven the world of a child.

3) Essay films to question imaginaries

Umibe no kanojotachi, by Akio Fujimoto, shows the specificities of migration in women; by opening the way to continue thinking about the conflict Jo ta ke, by Aitziber Olaskoaga; and Dustin, by Naïla Guiguet, by approaching different stories through a non-hegemonic body.

4) Films that knock down the boundary between lie and truth

The Soul of Jaione Camborda, which complicates the presence of the inhabitants of a town; My Mexican Bretzel, of Nuria Giménez, for the construction of the ghosts of a file; and the Fauna of Nicolás Pereda, for questioning the balance of the interior and exterior worlds.

Outside of being a simple device to see uncomfortable facts through a filter, let's ask the movies more. We need the spectator to move from his place, to withdraw the protective measures, to feel challenged, and to see if we can get out of the room wanting to debate.