de la Paz Rodríguez, Yalina Deni

This documentary delves into 13 years of personal records, belonging to a London-based Lebanese journalist and a Syrian cameraman, to chronicle the liberation of Aleppo and the popular uprising in Beirut. Through an exchange of text and voice messages, the story of the war gradually transforms into a love story. See More

Rwanda, 2012. In the years following the genocide against the Tutsi, community-led trials for justice and reconciliation continue across the country. Vénéranda, a survivor, leads dialogues between victims and the families of perpetrators, helping others rebuild their lives and look towards the future. But when she learns of her daughter’s unexpected pregnancy, she is forced to confront the limits of her own convictions. See More

Marcos and his wife kidnap a baby for ransom, but the infant dies. Burdened by guilt, Marcos confesses to Ana, the daughter of the general he works for, who prostitutes herself for pleasure. In his troubled search for relief, he finds himself among the multitude of believers making their way towards the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. See More