Mauricio Rivera Hoffmann

The tumultuous journey of two friends to a soccer stadium, hands them a new perspective of their friendship, their morals, and Mexico City.

In a foster home run by kids with no adult supervision, Lucia, a seven-year-old misfit, awaits a pick-up that never comes, discovering the true meaning of home.

Dolores, a robust and disconnected woman relegated to the care-taking of her crazed and ailing mother is suddenly usurped from her usual life when a wounded dog falls from the sky onto the rooftop of her home. Through this new found friendship Dolores finds a way out of her monotony and embraces her wild side.

After losing his harvest when a meteorite crashes on his farm and at risk of losing his land to a ruthless loan shark, Salvador conspires with the local priest to profit from the townspeople's blind faith by tricking them into believing that the rock is a sign from God.

Charlie has been in love with her best friend Lily for three years. At their high school graduation party Charlie will find out once and for all where she stands.

Nico, a boy who has just lost his fisherman father, is forced by his mother to go and live far from the sea.

When a closeted middle-schooler befriends the attractive new kid on an overnight biology field trip, he's forced to confront his queer identity, his relationship to his male anatomy, and his uncomfortable niche in the ecosystem known as eighth grade.

An alternate state of consciousness is induced in a bitter little girl by her maid so that she can confront and, hopefully, overcome her deepest fears.

Manolo is an adolescent who dreams about making movies. It's 1968 and, among his friends, he spends his last year before entering university on the beach and listening rock music. But his life changes when he met a hippie young girl: Emma. Now, with the intention to win her, Manolo will start to make unlucky decitions.