El Chicle

Exhibition of optical toys that were precursors to the invention of cinema, in which the recomposition of movement, which is the basis of the art of animation, had already been achieved, and presentation of the pre-Columbian myth Cuniraya made by animation of drawings with dissolves.

Tribute to the old and closed movie theater palaces in Lima (Perú) and to the movie going rituals of the fifties.

In commemoration of International Women's Day, a short film set in 19th-century Lima tells the story of the "tapadas," women who, hidden beneath their skirts and shawls, defied social norms by finding freedom and independence in anonymity. Admired by artists and chroniclers for their audacity and charm, these women transformed the city into a space of female liberation, despite condemnation from the Church, authorities, and the medical establishment, which attempted to prohibit their clothing and behavior. Through their own voices, the film reconstructs their resistance against these impositions, revealing a silent struggle where identity, desire, and rebellion intertwine in the streets of Lima.

Based on Andean legends, it's about the fights between the condor and fox that put nature in danger.

In a town of violence and crime, a policeman works sternly. But with his cheerful, outgoing personality, he becomes the clown TRAMPOLIN.

A miserable cart driver who earns a living collecting garbage and waste, steals a bronze statue of the god Apollo one night, sells it and changes his economic situation.