Leonardo Croatto

A bed starts moving by itself, squeaking until it reaches its climax.

Two kids merrily play make-believe inside their house, unaware of the inequality that exists in the world.

Two humans and a dog try to find shelter during a storm, but nobody is paying attention to them.

A woman that is an excellent wife and mother, and responsible and efficient in her work, commits a shameful act pushed by fate.

A poor woman is abandoned by her partner after she gets pregnant, and she is determined to give the kid a better life.

The governor of a small Caribbean island is about to be visited by his European nephews, so he decides to treat them with the celebration a traditional Christmas day. This includes eating turkey for dinner, decorating the Christmas tree, and watching the snow fall. His subjects are willing to fullfil this task in order to improve the distribution and protection of drinking water that comes from a spring.

The indigenous inhabitants of a Caribbean island are happy living a quiet life in harmony with nature, but their governor wants to be remembered, so he orders everyone to help him be the first man to reach the moon.

The community at Rincón de la Bolsa, just a few kilometres from Montevideo, is suffering from all kinds of environmental problems, and the local people organize and demand solutions.

A couple of kids start to beat up a ragged doll because it's not doing what it's told.

A short story about human creativity blocked by the destruction and death that wars bring with them, and how art pieces go beyond the life of their creators.

This is a marsh area in the very heart of the protected wetlands in the east of Uruguay, but today it has almost completely disappeared. A message in the Guaraní language, an "India Muerta" prayer, sounds the alarm about the dire consequences for nature of what human beings are doing.

A group of kids start their own band after being inspired by the adults.

A group of kids create a robot out of spare parts.

This is the dramatic untold story of small farmers who suffer and struggle to subsist less than 80 kilometres from Montevideo. The reality of their daily lives is that the land is impoverished, middle men dominate the business, they cannot compete with firms that have new technology, and the market for their goods is small. They have to fight to survive in the wider context of the impact of regional integration - the Mercosur - and the world crisis that other countries are also going through.

A girl sees other kids running with backbacks on their backs, leaving behind numbers and letters, and she decides to follow them.

Forty million people and countless species of flora and fauna depend on the rivers of the Rio de la Plata basin. But there is a development initiative, the Paraguay-Paraná Waterway Project, which aims to change the natural courses of these rivers and build a “Super Highway River” for the transport of grain and raw materials. If this project is implemented, what will the consequences be for society and for the environment?

A boy and a dog try to survive in the middle of a battlefield.

A man tries to connect with his neighbours to no avail.

The younger members of a big happy family reflect on how lucky they are.

A kid plays a football game on his computer, while a group of kids play football in real life through the window.

This documentary takes us to the three most important festivals of the year in Aceguá, and thus tells the story of the town. It sits on the border between Uruguay and Brazil, but it is on an imaginary line as this is a dry border as there is no river or stream to mark the boundary. We meet the characters, we watch their activities and we are introduced to their customs.

This documentary examines the problems of Uruguay's Atlantic coast in the face of a scheme to exploit the area's tourist resources that is not geared to sustainable development.

Three characters try to build something in isolation and find that they will only succeed if they unite.

In the east of Uruguay there is a little-known region of vast wetlands in a beautiful natural setting which is a sanctuary for thousands of species of flora and fauna. Although it is officially protected, it is under threat from rice producers who are draining parts of the area.