Alejandra prepares for the biggest event of her life — her deportation case.

An athlete from the University of Puerto Rico struggles between her financial situation, her studies and her health.

A black essay on trains, beaches and occupying spaces.

When couples fight, leave each other and reconcile, the neighbors organize them a CACHERA; a bizarre serenade to ridicule them with verses and trumpets in the middle of the night.

Cuban Cassava, a 2021 short film by director Marcos Colón, recounts the love story of Atilano Santiesteban and Melba Barata alongside the story of how cassava flour is made in Damían, Cuba. The film simultaneously unravels the ups and downs of Atilano and Melba’s relationship and the detailed process of making cassava flour.

In Guatemala, an old trade unionist, delves into the shameful working conditions and devastating consequences of the pandemic.

This ethnographic excursion is a feast for the eyes paced by the quotidian chorus of sounds in a Chiapan village. Gradually, political themes arise. As it relates the legacy of co-director Saúl Kak's refugeed forebears, (((((/*\))))) (AKA echoes of the volcano) gives voice to the Zoque struggle for Indigenous sovereignty, against the neoliberal state.

The film intimately shares the voices of a new generation of Latinos and their hope for the new US.

A Q&A featuring the filmmakers of the Docu-Shorts Program