Diego Ruiz de Somocurcio

The Amulet is a suspenseful short film that tells the story of Isabel. When she was very young, she lost her older brother in a plane crash, and his body was never found. Many years later, Isabel travels to the beach where the accident occurred to search for any trace of her brother and to recover the memories of the days they spent together.

With a small mini-DV camera, the director explores locations in his district, discovering the pleasure of looking through a lens. It's a small time capsule, a journey back to the lost era of analog video—a forgotten format brimming with nostalgia in every frame—and to the time when the director was discovering the language of the camera on his own, freely recording whatever caught his eye.

A young man returns after some time to his neighborhood, his home, walks the streets, returns to his vices and his memories.

Leo Vega is a young man who disappears one night without a trace. After being relentlessly searched for by the police, he reappears seven years later, with a question and a mystery to solve.

"Lejanía" is an experimental film that seeks to rediscover the vision of Pueblo Libre and its streets, to find unexpected moments and people that reflect the essence of this district and the magic that is felt when walking through it.

"Chullachaqui" tells the story of Arturo Montero, a young man who travels to Cusco intrigued by the legends of the area, and seeking to find answers to his existential questions, without imagining that the popular myth of the Chullachaqui is more real and disturbing than it seems.

After the extinction of humans, cats inherit the earth and now have to learn to live together to protect their future.

After a night of exercise in a gloomy condominium, Jesus returns home, only to realize he's forgotten his keys. This marks the beginning of an unusual early morning search that will turn into a nightmare.

It is said that towards the end of 1923, the writer Franz Kafka encountered a little girl crying desperately in a park because she had lost her doll. This unexpected incident led to a brief friendship that lasted two weeks and inspired many stories surrounding the event.

One winter night, Tarzan and Dante, two eccentric residents of Pueblo Libre, are talking about their friend Godzilla Johnson, whom they haven't seen since his birthday. His absence has Tarzan worried, and he begins to suspect something is wrong. Together with Dante, and other companions who join them along the way, Tarzan embarks on a quest to find his friend, who has been kidnapped by a madman bent on world domination. He will confront this madman to bring Godzilla home and restore peace to the Johnson family, who have been waiting for his return for so long.

Three years after the 2020 incidents involving the Coronamonster, Dr. Hurtado is investigating the disappearance of a surfer south of Lima. But during one of his visits to the Devil's Sigh in San Bartolo, he encounters a strange being that will challenge everything he knows about the case, and he won't stop until he uncovers the truth behind this mysterious disappearance.

"The Agony of Concrete" is a documentary that captures the last days of the Metro Supermarket (located in the Pueblo Libre district), its imminent demolition and death.

One night in May, Daniel Quintana receives a mysterious call from a stranger looking for a private detective. Intrigued by the idea of ​​playing along, he pretends to be the detective, unaware of the terrible consequences that will unfold.

The film stars a recurring actor from the studio: Rodrigo Jáuregui, who plays a citizen of greater Lima. An artist who spends his days walking the streets of Lince, observing his surroundings through his camera and painting in the privacy of his home.

The never-before-told story of the famous Hollywood actor Godzilla. Through true testimonies from those closest to him, we will learn what happened after his work on the 1998 film "Godzilla." We will hear from his friends, family, and others who knew him about his rapid rise to fame and his subsequent descent into alcoholism and self-imposed exile in Lima, where he unsuccessfully attempted to make a career as a street musician.