Corral Negro
Laura Torres Codina Spain, Documentary, 00:17:15
A Diaguita-Calchaquí man’s life reveals a deep bond between land, tradition, and identity.
A Diaguita-Calchaquí man’s life reveals a deep bond between land, tradition, and identity.
A young filmmaker, Eva, juggles life and her first film in development - narrated by her own fictional lead - in this witty and affecting portrait.
Her disappearance began in the early hours of one morning. We took the wrong suitcase at the airport before the typhoon hit. After that, her life and ours have continued like this.
This work examines binge-eating livestreams in contemporary internet culture through the metaphor of a tower rising from the desert, symbolizing exploitative online corporations. The protagonist, a man in poverty and constant hunger, is guided by a bird representing his inner self. As profits grow, he falls into a cycle of excessive consumption and self-destruction. The bird’s death marks the loss of his final rationality, and he realizes he has destroyed his only escape while the system continues exploiting others.
A fire ignites, and a boy’s fantasies about a girl dissolve into a haunting reality he can’t escape.
A female iso-polyphonic group in Albania transforms rehearsals into a shared space of womanhood, collectivity, and resistance.