With record-high poverty and unemployment rates, a group of people gather at the obelisk of the city of Buenos Aires to support Mauricio Macri´s re-election after his defeat in the primary presidential election of 2019. What do they stand for?Using only our cell phones, we enter the last march to support the president, a few weeks after his surprise defeat in the 2019 presidential primary.It can be Done is an immediate record of this event, but it also poses a reflection on the rise of right-wing movements in the world and attempts to give an answer on the reasons that mobilize their supporters.

It Can Be Done

There is no woman like Roz Pichardo. More than a domestic violence and gun violence survivor, Roz is a warrior. Despite of - or because of - being thrown off a bridge by an abusive ex-boyfriend, the unsolved murder of her brother, and the suicide of her identical twin sister, she’s able to channel her trauma into service by helping the often-forgotten, often re-victimized people of North Philadelphia. From giving comfort to families of murder victims to saving the lives of over 500 men and women in active opioid addiction - Roz knows that her healing and her survival depends upon healing others.

Hello Sunshine

A short film about the first Bomba Ancestral organized by Sheila Osorio and Samuel Lind in Loíza where the river meets the sea. We gathered on the beach. The moon was full and we could feel the connection to the four elements. The FIRE that purifies, WATER, AIR and EARTH. Honoring all of our ancestors from whom we inherited this beautiful dance of Bomba.

Bomba Ancestral

A short film about the first Bomba Ancestral organized by Sheila Osorio and Samuel Lind in Loíza where the river meets the sea. We gathered on the beach. The moon was full and we could feel the connection to the four elements. The FIRE that purifies, WATER, AIR and EARTH. Honoring all of our ancestors from whom we inherited this beautiful dance of Bomba.

Valerie Jefferson is a bus operator, and head of the union for the Regional Transit Authority workers. With the backdrop of New Orleans, the hardest hit Southern city in the early months of the pandemic, NONSTOP illuminates systemic reasons Black citizens have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. While fighting for the health and safety of her fellow operators, Valerie and the RTA continue to supply nonstop service to the people of New Orleans.

Nonstop

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