Expreso

Alejandra is a rock star, a great actress, a literary prodigy. Alejandra is everything but herself.

Just when everyone thought the nightmare was over, a new menace strikes the city in a savage and bloody manner.

Cinematographer Eric Eduarte Villa traveled to Mexico City between 2014 and 2016 based on the Theory of the Dérive, the part of situationist philosophy which tries to make trips without an apparent destination, just to enjoy the exploration of urban geography.

A young woman and a young man—lifelong friends—reflect on love through someone else's story, without realizing that love might be closer than they think.

First part of "La trilogía de las frutas" and the first short film belonging to the "Manifiesto Helsinki" film movement.

In the 1940s, in a town in southern Sonora, Mexico, people begin to disappear. Soon after, some are found dead and mutilated. Vicente Ruíz, the police commissioner, begins the hunt, hoping for a mistake.

1951, Mexico City. After synthesizing the main component of the contraceptive pill, young scientist Luis Miramontes deals with the religious and personal consequences of his groundbreaking invention.