Mi cuerpo me queda grande

Katya is a young drummer who is part of an all-female punk rock band in Mexico City. Through music, she manages to free herself from the monotonous life with her boyfriend Daniel. As her first concert approaches, Katya struggles with her feelings for Daniel and her friend Carolina, with whom she has a special connection.

Olivia is a 12-year-old girl who is very anxious. One day, when she opens her refrigerator, she finds something creepy inside. On the other hand, David, her 18-year-old brother, doesn't see anything out of the ordinary inside, so he helps her take out two eggs to make a cake. David leaves the house and Olivia begins to prepare her recipe, when she accidentally knocks over an egg and it breaks. Olivia must overcome her fear of what is inside the refrigerator in order to cook the cake she needs. This story talks about how we deal with our fears day by day and how we can't run away from them, it's better to face them.

Lucrecia, a girl with a special gift, longs to have the date she has been waiting for with the boy of her dreams and will do anything to achieve it.

Hanna and Sol are two best friends in their senior year of high school. One ordinary Wednesday, instead of going to school, they wander around Mexico City together. The atmosphere between them becomes tense as they approach their destination. At dusk, they arrive at a safe abortion clinic, and Sol goes in for a consultation.

An exciting and colorful glimpse into the lives of the emerging voices of Mexico City's drag scene. We meet Andromeda Dugay, a trans woman from Coahuila who arrives in the city to fulfill her dreams of becoming a star; and Clover Clow, the matriarch of a drag collective whose mission is to take her art to unconventional places.

After Victoria, a young woman with anger issues, attacks her best friend by biting off a chunk of his face, she must confess what happened to her mother in order to try to find a solution to her behavior, even if it forces her to confront a beast just as dangerous as she is.

Adara, an 18-year-old teenager, has a very close relationship with her mother, until one day she finds out that she suffers from a terminal illness, so her family leaves her bearing the entire responsibility of her care.

Latinofuturism composed of personal and documentary archives. What would happen if, instead of being fertilized by a feather that fell from the sky, Coatlicue were fertilized by a Mayfly? Huitzilopochtli would not be born from the womb, but a new Goddess, a new human species mingled with the world of insects. The Mexica believed that death was the beginning of another life, and therefore new humans die and are reborn to the rhythm of the sun.

An experimental short film intended to express how terrifying and violent a woman's growth can be, with the goal of depicting the uncomfortable feeling of losing her purity. A macabre atmosphere is achieved by using colors considered feminine, contrasting with the darkness of the night. The flowers function as an allegory of innocence, destroying them in different ways.