Brandon Núñez

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

Sola follows a young woman trapped between trauma and fear as she struggles to cope with PTSD after experiencing abuse. Through silence, tension, and restrained visuals, the film reflects the psychological aftermath of gender-based violence. Created as a call for awareness, Sola confronts the reality of feminicides in Puerto Rico and gives voice to the invisible fear many women live with every day.

A week after his breakup, Venecio, decides to visit the bar he used to go to with his ex-partner. While drowning in his sorrows, he meets a young man who changes his solitary night.

11:11 is a short drama about a teen caught between home and a harsh system. What begins as a routine errand turns into a decisive moment: repeat the cycle of violence or break it. Through minimal dialogue and strong visual symbolism, 11:11explores how a small gesture—at the right moment—can signal hope and the possibility of change.