A minister visits a grieving family in the midst of a missing mother and finds evil lurking in their home.

ABSOLUTION

A minister visits a grieving family in the midst of a missing mother and finds evil lurking in their home.

In a frantic race against time, struggling actress Anne must juggle chaos—and a high-maintenance dog named Macy—as a series of mishaps threatens her chance at a career-changing audition.

The Actor

An actress, a dog, an audition, and the worst birthday ever..

Jay helms a group of young incarcerated men as they go about their routine litter pickup. He keeps it light and airy with his cohorts, Chris and Chase. However, when their fellow inmate Rene can't get through to Darius, Jay attempts to save Darius from himself.

All the Real Boys

A group of young incarcerated men are tested during an inmate litter pickup day.

Three Micronesian boys in Hawaii have a day to prepare for a funeral and find their friend’s hidden treasure.

The Arrangements

Three Micronesian boys in Hawaii have a day to prepare for a funeral and find their friend’s hidden treasure.

Two grocery store employees have a helium-fueled encounter with a late-night customer.

Balloon Animals

Two grocery store employees have an unexpected, helium-fueled encounter with a late-night customer.

Three friends get an opportunity to move up in the crime world by taking an unconventional job.

Basic Bandits

SOMETIMES people matter more than the job.

Blondi explores the bizarre bond between Hitler and his beloved German Shepherd. From eating the crumbs under the table at the Führer’s birthday to living in the confinement of the bunker, this film presents intimate glimpses of the dog’s daily life intertwined with the realities of war and fictitious, humorous newsreels depicting the oblivious pet's significant and surreal impact on the Reich.

Blondi

Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer?

Directing is an art of orchestrated illusion, sustained by collective suspension of disbelief. What you see isn't truth—it's truth deliberately unmade.

Caught in the Frame

At the transit hub, every waiting soul carries an untold saga. The voiceover narrates each commuter's tale—only to reveal reality inverted.

Emerging from a plaster egg in Central Park, a baby embarks on a lyrical voyage through the city’s pulse, uncovering her true form.

Clay

Crack of dawn, little one crawls out craving form.

Eva, a reclusive young woman obsessed with geek culture, lives surrounded by a carefully curated collection of figurines and collectibles. As a highly anticipated limited-edition figure is about to go on sale online, she prepares obsessively, arranging her space and timing everything down to the second. Completely absorbed in the countdown, she ignores calls from her mother and neglects Koki, her pet gerbil. Moments before the sale begins, a sudden accident puts Koki’s life in danger. As Eva attempts to save him, she becomes trapped in the wreckage of the cage she has just destroyed, seriously injuring herself in the process. Immobilized, bleeding, and running out of time, she is faced with an absurd and brutal dilemma: abandon her purchase to save her pet, or push through the pain to secure the object of her obsession before it sells out. In a grotesque and desperate struggle, Eva forces her body beyond its limits, attempting to do both. As the clock runs down and the stock disappears, her actions spiral into a disturbing yet darkly absurd climax, revealing the extent of her isolation and the destructive power of her fixation.

English

Damsel in Geekstress (Geekete en Détresse)

When a limited-edition figurine drops online, a reclusive geek spirals into a series of increasingly absurd and violent mishaps while trying to complete her purchase at any cost.

A young man wanders the streets of Shawnee, Oklahoma, searching for the thing that will bring him peace.

dude. where is my lighter?

When Zane loses his lighter, he searches Shawnee to find it.

Told in intertwining memories spanning 15 years, Olly speaks to a therapist to try and make sense of how his recent sexually violent assault has affected his relationship to his polar opposite but caring brother Liam. When communication between the two of them creates a divide in their already fractured relationship, they take drastic action to not only make things right, but to break the cycles of guilt, shame, and trauma within their family. Told through the pretense of the popular British ‘punch for points’ game of Yellow Car, Liam's guilt, shame, and repressed understanding of his brother push him down a path of revenge, with the sight of every yellow car serving as a violent reminder of what justice looks like to him.&nbsp; Flashbacks of their childhood years of playing the game that always ended in Liam asserting his dominance through violence suggests a generational cycle that has been perpetuated even since they were young.&nbsp;As the story is pieced together, through the understanding of a repressed father, a deceased mother, and an uncommunicative pair of siblings, the story builds to a violent crescendo in which Liam strikes the assailant over the head with a hammer. Olly is then revealed to not be in a therapist's office, but instead in a family holding cell, confessing to a police detective.&nbsp;

Every Time I See A Yellow Car

EVERY TIME I SEE A YELLOW CAR follows Olly (Ty Tennant), brother of Liam (Sam Buchanan), After his brother takes revenge on the perpetrator of his assault, Olly must decide whether to stay silent or speak out, forcing him to confront the cycles of guilt and shame embedded in his family.

We begin in SKY HEADQUARTERS: the liminal-yet-comforting place where souls are created, placed into bodies, and sent to earth to live their first of many lifetimes. SOUL #659, a glowing orange orb, enters a body for the first time and is ushered to the EARTH PORTAL by two souls named THREE and SEVEN. Three and Seven reveal that, on earth, 659 will be a woman named MARGOT. Before “Margot” can ask any questions, Three and Seven shove them through the portal. On earth, Margot lives a lifetime. She grows, cries, falls in love. Her life is clumsy, but full. Then, at age 30, Margot dies unexpectedly. Margot tumbles back into Sky HQ, where Three and Seven congratulate her on finishing her first lifetime and begin prepping her for her second. Not ready to let go, Margot makes a plan to kill LEAH, the woman she loved on earth. That way, they’ll start their next lives together... and Margot will get to hold on to a piece of her first life. Margot poisons Leah with carbon monoxide. But the horrible sight of Leah’s dying body forces Margot to face how much life is really worth—even Margot’s own very short one. She brings Leah back to life. Full of grief, Margot sheds her body—turning into the glowing orb we first met. 659 has finally let go of their first lifetime and is ready to start anew, aware of the joy and heartache waiting for them on earth.

First Death

Dead and down-bad, Margot makes one last play for eternal love with the avoidant woman she loved on earth.

Two strangers take part in an experiment run by a robotics and artificial intelligence corporation where they have to determine which of the two is a gynoid (female-looking humanoid robot), but both are sure that they are human.

Gynoid (Ginoide)

Following an abrupt breakup with her long-term boyfriend Justin, Amber finds a splinter buried in her hand. The wound soon becomes infected and swollen, evolving into Hand—a persistent and painful presence that grows increasingly grotesque. Deciding to ignore it, Amber fixates on the stains Justin left on the carpet over the course of their relationship. As her obsession intensifies, so does the seriousness of her infection.

HAND

A heartbroken college student ignores a grotesque hand infection as she develops an obsession with stains on her carpet.

Moira, an elderly Irish woman, finds herself literally attached to her deceased husband Patrick. When his hand refuses to let go after death, it leads to increasingly grotesque events. Everyone in the couple’s orbit, from their daughter to the local doctor, a farmer, a priest, and a Satanist, all try to intervene, with horrific consequences. 'A Hand to Hold' blends horror with pitch-black Irish comedy, exploring themes of grief and toxic relationships.&nbsp;

A Hand to Hold

An elderly woman struggles to move on after her husband’s death when he refuses to let go.

A resentful&nbsp;teenager&nbsp;is&nbsp;forced&nbsp;to&nbsp;babysit&nbsp;her&nbsp;turtle-obsessed&nbsp;half-brother as he&nbsp;dives&nbsp;into&nbsp;a&nbsp;vivid&nbsp;fantasy&nbsp;world&nbsp;where&nbsp;he&nbsp;is&nbsp;a&nbsp;sea&nbsp;turtle&nbsp;and&nbsp;she&nbsp;is&nbsp;a&nbsp;tortoise.

Hatchlings

A resentful teenager is forced to babysit her turtle-obsessed half-brother; meanwhile, he dives into a vivid fantasy world where he is a sea turtle and she is a tortoise.

An isolated couple with too much time on their hands develops an unhealthy fascination with their mailman. Violence and absurdity follow as they descend into a world of phantasmagoric delusion.

He Brings the News (Il apporte la nouvelle)

An isolated, eccentric couple develops an unhealthy fascination with their mailman. Violence and absurdity follow as they plunge into a world of phantasmagoric delusion.

A lovelorn young man working the late shift at a dead-end fast-food joint alongside his crush listens to his uncle’s old Walkman, when a mysterious voice crackles through the headphones whispering exactly what he must do to keep her alive.

Headphones

A mysterious voice crackles through the headphones of an old Walkman, instructing a young shift worker what he must do to keep his crush alive.

Jaime’s quest for healing leads her to restore a family heirloom. But what begins as a therapeutic project soon spirals into a battle against an ancient evil that has plagued her bloodline for generations.

Heirlooms

Ava is a single mother who grapples with the painful separation from her husband Isaac. When Ava travels across the state with her daughter Stacia for a 24-hour family visit, she intends to inform Isaac of a recent discovery—she’s pregnant with their second child. Their attempt at a brief respite of normalcy devolves into a heartbreaking argument. Despite their unconditional love, can this fragile family survive the unimaginable circumstances forcing them apart?

Inside These Walls

An incarcerated father reunites with his wife and daughter for twenty-four hours and attempts to navigate an uncertain future.

Kate is a highly respected intimacy coordinator harbouring a huge secret. She attends weekly support groups, but they are not helping. In fact, she is sleeping with someone from the group. As her personal life spirals and boundaries blur on set, an actor begins to suspect her, forcing Kate to confront how long she can continue abusing her position of power.

The Intimacy Coordinator

Kate is an intimacy coordinator. She is also a sex addict.

Vasilly has become painfully jealous of his best friend, Luke. They both interviewed for the same career-making graphic design role, but Luke got the offer whilst Vasilly returned to his dead-end labouring job, drained of hope and creativity. However, things aren’t going so well for Luke. Every time he shares good news about his new role, he suffers strange and violent repercussions. Disturbed by the uncanny timing, Vasilly recalls his Yiayia’s warnings about the Greek superstition of the evil eye—a 5,000-year-old belief that jealousy can manifest harm through a malevolent glare—and starts to believe his own envy might be to blame for Luke’s bad luck. As events escalate, Vasilly spirals into paranoia and guilt, confronting the possibility that the true danger lies not in superstition, but in himself. JEALOUS PEOPLE ARE UGLY PEOPLE is a darkly comic psychological thriller about male jealousy, inherited superstition, and the corrosive power of repressed ambition.

Jealous People Are Ugly People

Consumed by his jealousy of his best friend’s sudden career success, Vasilly’s resentment festers, feeding a dark, supernatural force within him.

After a family secret is revealed to Julie, she runs away and ends up in a small town in rural Oklahoma. That's where she just happens to meet the stoic yet secretly sweet Cass, a bartender who would rather be reading than in any sort of social setting. The instant chemistry between the two only furthers the identity crisis Julie is having.

Julie Takes a Walk

When Julie shows up dishelved to a dive bar in the middle of nowhere, her connection with the bartender is a nice surprise.

Don Quixote and Sancho Panza set forth on their quest in search of honor, chivalry, and legacy.

The Knight of the Sorrowful Figure

Don Quixote and Sancho Panza set forth on their quest in search of honor, chivalry, and legacy.

A broke Korean American student walks into a KPOP-themed smoothie store and unknowingly orders an overpriced smoothie.

KPOP Smoothie

A broke Korean American student walks into a KPOP-themed smoothie store and unknowingly orders an overpriced smoothie.

LATERZ follows Dazza, an aspiring rapper from Melbourne, and her best mates, Cash and Wombat, as they chase their dreams of musical superstardom. When a local radio station offers a legendary record as a contest prize, they see it as their golden opportunity and submit Dazza’s song. Convinced that talent alone won’t cut it, they hatch a wild plan to bribe their inside man to rig the contest. They embark on a day of increasingly absurd schemes: selling snow to kids, flogging random locked bikes, and robbing a local pizza shop. Just when all seems lost, they hear Dazza’s track thumping on the radio.

LATERZ

An aspiring Melbourne rapper and her two best friends want to get her track on the radio and secure the clout that comes with the airtime. Over one afternoon in the suburbs, their dreams start to collide with reality.

On the night of her birthday, Tweety,&nbsp;a fiery young woman, divulges to her friends a strange and funny date she had with Julian, a former high school crush who she recently reconnected with on the apps.&nbsp;She starts the evening excited and fascinated by Julian. He’s still goofy and charming, just like she remembers. But as the night progresses, his initial charm shifts and Tweety becomes town between her attraction and the growing discomfort with his extremely forward advances.&nbsp;

Learning to Eat Cake

A young woman reframes a strange and coercive date as a comical tale to her friends in order to make light of the experience.

In 1957, the Soviet Union sends a dog into space. The night before, a scientist takes her home to meet his daughter, and hopefully help repair their fractured relationship.

Little Bug

In 1957, the Soviet Union sends a dog into space. The night before, a scientist takes her home to meet his daughter, and hopefully help repair their fractured relationship.

Alex and Nicole have planned a nice dinner party. They are hosting her old law school friend Jill, whom Nicole has not seen in a long time and had a fraught parting from. Nicole is nervous, but the outwardly confident Alex says she has nothing to worry about. Unbeknownst to Alex, Jill is bringing her boyfriend Oliver to the party. Alex and Oliver went to high school together and have also not seen one another in a long time. They are not old friends, but rather old bitter enemies, according to Alex at least. To Alex, Oliver was the worst bully imaginable. To Oliver, Alex is not even a distant memory. To Oliver, at least according to Oliver, Alex is forgotten. This does not sit well with Alex. What follows is an escalating game between the two men in which old memories and traumas rise to the surface as their significant others reunite and try to make sense of the senselessness that they are witnessing, turning what was supposed to be a nice dinner party into a very dangerous situation.

Long Time, No See

A dark and uncomfortable comedy in which a heart-warming dinner party reunion turns into a violent nightmare as the host and the guest revisit their traumatic shared history to extreme ends.

In the seedy back rooms of a Little Saigon convenience store, a young customer seeking closure reanimates his dead father for one last conversation... awakening phantoms of unspoken grief.

Long's Long Lost & Mini Mart

In the seedy back rooms of a Little Saigon convenience store, a young customer seeking closure reanimates his dead father for one last conversation... awakening phantoms of unspoken grief.

Cleo seeks refuge from a hostile school environment in a glitter ball fantasy make-believe world … and the boys' toilets. Little does she know that someone else is hiding there too.

Loud and Cleo ! (Cléo se fait des films)

Tensions arise amidst the heat of a busy British Pakistani takeaway.

MAGID / ZAFAR

Tensions arise amidst the heat of a busy British Pakistani takeaway.

Krys lives by a simple, self-preserving code: charm, conquer, and never, ever get close. A master of the fleeting connection, she glides through a series of romantic encounters with emotional detachment as her shield. Her number one rule? No meeting the friends. Friends mean investment, context, and the terrifying specter of a real relationship. Her carefully curated world is upended when she meets Felicia, a woman whose wit and beauty is matched only by her disarming sincerity. For the first time, Krys is genuinely captivated. Just as they are on the verge of intimacy, Felicia makes a gentle but firm request: before they take things further, she’d like Krys to meet her closest friends. The proposition sends Krys into a tailspin. To agree is to dismantle the very walls that have kept her safe from heartbreak. It’s a direct violation of her entire emotional playbook. But to refuse is to lose Felicia, the first person who has made her consider wanting more.

Meet the Friends

A commitment-phobic womanizer faces her ultimate test when the one woman she can't resist asks her to break her most sacred rule: meeting the friends.

One day a dog named Moti turns into a boy. Shocked and confused, Moti’s human masters take him to the hospital to find out what is wrong. Moti starts to evolve. But in becoming fully human, Moti loses something vital along the way: his doggy sense of smell, his canine way of navigating the world.

Moti

Burgeoning young filmmakers Jay and Kiki are moved to tears by a great piece of cinema. Their admiration is instantly squandered at the subsequent Q&amp;A, where the hip director’s Rolex is infinitely more tasteful than his vibe. Yet he offers one piece of monumental male director advice: artists should “set themselves free.”&nbsp; As ambitious young women, Jay and Kiki set off to break up with their long-term boyfriends and commit themselves to their art. Unfortunately, only Jay follows through with their noble pact. Their emotions come to a head when Kiki’s hot, vacant boyfriend shows up, testing the girls’ friendship and how far they are willing to go for their art...&nbsp;

Nervous Energy

On the cusp of success/failure, two unhinged female filmmakers decide to break up with their boyfriends, and for once, make a bold decision with their lives.

On a stormy night, a guilt-ridden teen visits a grieving mother, looking for some kind of connection. As buried grief resurfaces, he's drawn into a psychological reckoning that blurs reality. A final act of shocking vengeance completes the cycle.

Nightfall

Haunted by guilt, a young man seeks forgiveness from a grieving mother—only to be sucked into a nightmarish night of chilling truths.

A young man born and raised in the vastness of the galaxy lands on an unknown planet. As he surveys the landscape, he recognizes fragments from ancient stories. Driven by a quiet urgency, he contacts his ship’s command to retrieve archival recordings of the last humans to abandon earth. Slowly, it dawns on him that he has returned to his ancestral home.

Ñuuyii (Earth)

A Space Wanderer lands on an unknown planet and recognises glimpses of a forgotten past.

A lactating mom finds pleasure in an unlikely place.

Pinky

Sasha spends her days chasing a constant stream of dopamine, sucked into an endless void of notifications and compulsively ordering packages she will never open. When one of her impulse purchases is mistakenly delivered to her neighbour, Tommy, her isolated existence is disrupted by their first real introduction. Equally lonely, yet socially atrophied, the two of them make a futile attempt at connection in the only way they know how. Meanwhile, Sasha is overcome by a bizarre physical malady. With her condition deteriorating, Sasha learns she may not be the only one suffering.

Pleasure-Seeking

Suffering a pervasive sense of loneliness, Sasha spends her days chasing a constant stream of dopamine—until a bizarre physical malady and a persistent neighbour unearth her unravelling mental state.

After a volcanic eruption, Ramón walks the island of La Palma with his microphone, looking for ghosts.

Ramón Who Speaks to Ghosts

After a volcanic eruption, Ramón walks the island of La Palma with his microphone, looking for ghosts.

At twelve, Connor is quiet, isolated, and hungry for connection. When a photographer at his wrestling practice calls him a little model, Connor flushes. In the locker room after, a teammate echoes the words as a taunt. Connor sits alone until a notification lights up his phone. That night, he calls back, walks to the bathroom, and closes the door. The light goes out of his eyes. Ten years later, Connor is twenty-one, moving through the eight nights of Hanukkah in a blur of strangers, chasing closeness that evaporates the moment it arrives. His father Gregg reaches across every distance he can find, waiting up on the couch, pushing when Connor pulls away. Connor snaps. Gregg looks at him and asks what happened to his happy boy. On the eighth night, Connor meets Seamus, a man in his late fifties. They lower a Murphy bed together and lie down. Connor reaches for him, but Seamus takes his hand and holds it still. He talks about being a boy no one knew, about not wanting to be alone. Connor's eyes land on a framed photo of Seamus as a little boy, and he hears his own history. He leaves. He walks home crying. When he opens the door, it is twelve-year-old Connor who walks in: smaller, wearing the same sweater, face finally bare. Gregg wakes up on the couch and sees his son. The camera closes in until there is nothing left but the boy's face.

See Me

When his father refuses to stop reaching out, a young man groomed online at twelve must decide whether to finally let someone see what was left behind.

Sofia, a young Brazilian woman, recently immigrated to the US, goes to her waxing session in hopes to get lucky over the weekend. But a moment of miscommunication with the aesthetician turns what is to be a quick waxing session into Sofia's worst nightmare.

Sofia

A quick waxing session turns into a nightmare when a Brazilian accidentally gets a brazilian.

In the heat of a Texas summer day, Olivia accompanies her father to a barbecue where they plan to sell a hunting dog, Roaring River, that Olivia has raised and trained. When Olivia and her father arrive at the barbecue, she’s determined to prove her dog’s ability. However, she instead finds herself grappling with the uncomfortable sense of her body becoming the center of unwanted attention. As a result, she is forced to contend with the power dynamics of their community while finding her voice as a young woman.&nbsp;

Squall Mouth

A teenaged girl seeks to prove herself within the world of Southern hunting dog breeders while navigating the boundary between adolescence and adulthood.

A stuttering man's desperate attempts to conceal his disability lead him to insult sick children, ruin his shot with his college crush, and unwittingly hate-crime her also-stammering brother. All while just trying to order a cup of coffee.

Stutterbug

A stutterer’s attempt to conceal his disability backfires when he bumps into his college crush and her also-stammering brother.

Vivi, a third-culture Filipina-American, travels to the Philippines to reconnect with her roots but falls in with a group of Western eco-volunteers. When they scorn the customs of a remote mountain village, an ancient evil comes knocking.

Taga

Vivi, a third-culture Filipina-American, travels to the Philippines to reconnect with her roots but falls in with a group of Western eco-volunteers. When they scorn the customs of a remote mountain village, an ancient evil comes knocking.

Andrea “Drea” Stoney, a down-on-her-luck poet, finds herself at her grandmother’s repass, along with her seditty larger-than-life family. But Drea is sticking out like a sore thumb; she’s introspective, Queer, artistic, and proudly Deaf, albeit surrounded by her distant family members who don’t care to know ASL. So Drea resorts to finding solace in hidden, lonely moments that she can steal in the pockets of her grandmother’s generational brownstone. Her visit is complicated by the arrival of her father Samuel, who’s 20 years into a 25-year prison sentence, released for the day on a furlough to say goodbye to his late mother. The two strangers, bound by blood and their love for the deceased, are forced to reconcile with each other before his inevitable return to prison.

Them That's Not

A sudden prison furlough unexpectedly bonds an estranged father with his emotionally avoidant daughter at their matriarch’s repass.

An 11-year-old girl’s misunderstanding of a "blow job” sets her babysitter on a chaotic mission to save her at a birthday party.

This Blows

An 11-year-old girl’s misunderstanding of a "blow job” sets her babysitter on a chaotic mission to save her at a birthday party.

Eric and his friend Oliver start hanging out one-on-one outside their male friend group when they realize they have a shared love of movies. In the glow of rolling credits following an art film they watched in Oliver's bedroom, they have a passionate, deep, bonding conversation, and Oliver asks for an embrace that Eric reciprocates, but they end up holding each other longer than a typical hug. Oliver proposes that they hug again for an even longer time, triggering a physically and emotionally affectionate friendship that is both comforting and confusing to Eric. Oliver has always longed for a best friend he can feel unfiltered with and express physical and emotional intimacy, but Eric is apprehensive about how their relationship feels, and how it will read to their guy friends, Jake and Jaime, and avoids Oliver. After time apart, Eric realizes how special this connection is and embraces the new type of friendship Oliver offers, leading to the two boys developing a bond that transcends definitions of sexuality, masculinity, and conventional notions of male friendship.

Tomorrow

Eric and Oliver develop an unexpected bond after a hug that lasts longer than usual.

Christine doesn’t know what’s wrong with her life—or rather, she does, but doesn’t want to admit it. But when her partner comes home smelling of milk she knows the truth: he’s sucking someone else’s wall udder.

Wall Udder

A dissatisfied woman confronts repressed feelings of malaise after her partner comes home smelling like milk.

Late one night, a small Xolo named Skippy wanders his home in search of food and his missing owner, Maria. His quiet routine is interrupted when he discovers her lying motionless on the couch, sending him into confusion and distress. Moments later, the front door creaks open and a mysterious presence enters—Xolotl, the Aztec god of death. As Skippy begins to understand why he has come, fear turns into determination. Refusing to let go of the bond they share, Skippy leads Xolotl through the home, revealing the small, meaningful ways Maria shaped his world. What unfolds is an intimate journey through memory, love, and devotion, as Skippy holds onto the moments that mattered most, even as forces beyond his control begin to close in.

XOLO

A hungry pup searches his home for food and his missing owner, Maria. He finds her lying motionless on the couch just as the Aztec god of death, Xolotl, arrives.

In 1961 Southern Texas, twelve-year-old Walt and his sister Missy bicker through a birthday filled with broken teacups, cake, and endless teasing. Decades later, the siblings reunite at the same dining room table for Walt’s 74th. Their banter hasn’t aged a bit, culminating in a hilarious moment when Missy’s dentures land squarely on his cake. “yer smackin” is a nostalgic and heartfelt comedy that shows how sibling bonds evolve, but never truly change.

yer smackin

In this nostalgic and heartfelt comedy, an exasperated older brother celebrates his birthday with the person he loves the most: his whiny, obnoxious little sister.

In this heartfelt re-enactment, Suni and Alondra discuss a return to their home in the Andes and what their future wedding could look like. Together, they contemplate blending their new experiences in the U.S., contemporary beliefs, and traditional ceremonial practices.

Your Tomorrow Will Be My Song (Tu Mañana Será Mi Canto)

After years of living in Chicago, a Quechua couple envisions their return to their homeland in the Andes.

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