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The Splint - A robotic truck driver, on a dirt road, is replacing old wooden power poles with new concrete ones when he hits two birds.
Papa George - Betty's world shifts when she stumbles upon a hidden truth: her beloved grandfather George, harbors a secret—illiteracy. Despite George's efforts to hide it, Betty uncovers his reality. Instead of confronting him, she makes a poignant choice: she embraces the role of an unwitting accomplice, allowing George to retain his hero status in her eyes, safeguarding his dignity while preserving their cherished bond.
Spot the Potted Plant - When a young Latino boy receives a potted plant instead of a dog, he learns about responsibility, and that friendship can come in unexpected forms.
Sweet Boys - "Sweet Boys" is a love letter to youth, East Harlem and the kids I knew growing up.Â
Inspired by a poem and the spirit of the early 2000s, we follow two friends go down different paths.
Inspired by a poem and the spirit of the early 2000s, we follow two friends go down different paths.
Kija Puja - Kija Puja is an emotional family drama that delves into the complexities of relationships, familial bonds, and the impact of unspoken emotions. The film opens with the vibrant celebration of Kija Puja, a festive occasion where siblings come together to strengthen their bonds.
As the family(brother, sister, mother, maternal uncle) engages in the joyous Bhai-Tika ceremony, the father, portrayed as a troubled soul, is left feeling excluded after not receiving an invitation from his sister.
When the son receives a call during the celebration and hands it over to his drunk father, it becomes a catalyst for the father's suppressed emotions to erupt. Fueled by resentment and hurt, he confronts his sister, expressing his frustration at not being invited on time for the Kija Puja celebration. This confrontation sets off a chain reaction, leading the father to drown his sorrows in alcohol and causing a enormous scene at home.
The son, a silent observer throughout, witnesses the unraveling of his family's dynamics. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as the father's emotional turmoil reaches its peak, manifesting in a poignant breakdown where he cries out loud, shattering the façade of a joyful day. The family members, now deeply concerned about his well-being, confront their own roles in his suffering.
As the family(brother, sister, mother, maternal uncle) engages in the joyous Bhai-Tika ceremony, the father, portrayed as a troubled soul, is left feeling excluded after not receiving an invitation from his sister.
When the son receives a call during the celebration and hands it over to his drunk father, it becomes a catalyst for the father's suppressed emotions to erupt. Fueled by resentment and hurt, he confronts his sister, expressing his frustration at not being invited on time for the Kija Puja celebration. This confrontation sets off a chain reaction, leading the father to drown his sorrows in alcohol and causing a enormous scene at home.
The son, a silent observer throughout, witnesses the unraveling of his family's dynamics. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as the father's emotional turmoil reaches its peak, manifesting in a poignant breakdown where he cries out loud, shattering the façade of a joyful day. The family members, now deeply concerned about his well-being, confront their own roles in his suffering.
AZAI - Azai, an introspective teenager, and her annoying younger brother Antonio anxiously await the arrival of their parents while spending holidays with their relatives. Antonio seeks to spend time with Azai, but she constantly avoids him as she tries to hide the fact that their parents are getting divorced. Frustrated Antonio unleashes a family fight.
Pepper Chicken and Tostones Combination - Juan, an oriental cook in a fast food restaurant in Puerto Rico, tries to make a gourmet dish, to convince his nebulous boss to release him and thus set up a fine restaurant, while Hiu Yan, his co-worker and arts expert supposedly tries to avoid it.
Coming Home - “Coming Home” follows Dr. Mónica Feliú Mójer as she returns to Puerto Rico to serve as the emcee of the national conference of the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS). The film showcases her upbringing in a rural working class community and how it instilled values of equity, justice, solidarity, and collective care that drive her science communication and engagement work today.
EVERY MOVIE WITH MY BROTHER ONE LAST TIME - Edgar wants to share his passion for movies with his brother Mateo and create memories with him before his time comes. Although he is initially not very enthusiastic about the idea, through their journey, we see how his brother starts to appreciate movies and understand the love for the art.
Back on 74 - Body Language Short Film - A student is in the midst of studying when he hears his favorite song and breaks out into dance.
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