Alberto Zúñiga Rodríguez

A documentary about the urban rock musicians at Mexico during the 80's.

and its preservation as personal and collective memory. My father documented the history of our family. He said that "we are what our memory allows us to remember" and tried to photograph everything, even in his last days, before he died from Covid in February 2021. This documentary is a small tribute to him, but this could be the story of any other people around the world.

Tamara must tell two stories in order to provide survivance of her species.

Emiliana, a black kitten from Barcelona, has led a remarkable life. Having weathered a divorce, multiple relocations, and a move to a new country, she now dreams of returning to her beloved Spain. Her journey reflects resilience and a longing for home amidst the many changes she has faced.

The rock and roll at the State of Mexico comes alive with the participation of several dozen musical groups, ranging from small auditions in wastelands and warehouses to large productions with massive events, with five or ten thousand people. In this universe of rituals, symbols and codes, we approach the work of eight bands: Bostik, Tex tex, Liran'roll, Lvzbel, Rebel'd Punk, Follaje blues band, Transmetal, and Juan Hernandez and his blues band.