Forced to be a servant to a white woman, an Afro-Colombian orphaned girl dreams of freedom, a normal childhood, and a pair of roller-skates.

Three generations of Dominican women explore their relationship to relaxing their hair. By conjuring the magic of water and the power of her ancestors, a daughter uses spoken word poetry as an incantation to break the generational curse that has blocked the women in her family from locating where joy lives inside the body.

Milagro has just found out she is adopted, so her boyfriend Davis takes her on a camping trip to decompress. While in the woods, Milagro suspects Davis is cheating on her. At the same time, she hears strange voices that seem to be calling to her from deep in the woods. Davis leaves to help a lost hiker, and when he returns Milagro accuses him of giving the hiker his number. Davis denies it, but Milagro knows he is lying. The more he lies, the angrier she becomes. Milagro's anger peaks and she lets out an earth shattering scream. The sound paralyzes Davis, and Milagro watches as her legs break and spin around. Davis dies from the sound, and she runs away into the woods. She finds other women who also have backwards feet, and Milagro realizes she is finally what she was always meant to be: a ciguapa.

Ni Aqu /Ni All is a personal documentary that centers a conversation between filmmaker Ley Comas and their mother about their gender identity. As the middle child of christian pastors, Ley never imagined that transitioning was possible. Growing up, in the Dominican Republic, Ley only witnessed trans people portrayed as evil characters, punchlines in movies and TV shows, or outcasts and victims. At home, anything that went against God s word was an abomination. This documentary follows Ley s physical and psychological journey to become themself, while struggling to find a middle ground with their family.