Guerrilla Gore

Short film with an ecological message made by Rafael Arévalo.

After interpreting a strange dream as a revelation, a 30-year-old man (Santiago) decides to leave behind all his acquaintances and abandon everything that is part of his life to start from scratch with the idea that, if he lets himself go, destiny will guide him to become the person he always wanted to be.

A pair of young students make a report on subliminal messages by mixing their own material with mysterious recordings of other people to try to find a way to counteract them.

An experimental manifesto made with archival material from various films about wild humans, reflecting on the human condition and our animal origins.

A young woman, who lives locked up and only watches television, is unaware of a revolution that is taking place in the streets.

A violent man cannot enter his house and threatens his partner through the peephole of the door to open him.

A manifesto that reflects on what an alien attack on Earth would be like.

A young man wanders along the beach, imagining he is chasing a mermaid.

Another example of the peculiar B (or Z) movies.

The story of a DJ who, despite obvious hardship, strives to help women with all kinds of problems through an internet radio program.

Rafael Arévalo's film.

The editor of a literary magazine meets a depressed poet who writes beautiful verses to his girlfriend, who disappeared at sea, while drinking pisco. She convinces him to publish his work, but a codependent relationship develops between them, with tragic consequences.

The debut film of a young and eccentric filmmaker, Piero Ventura, becomes the worst feature film of all time, as everyone who sees it detests it. After accepting a bet, he allows his best friend to film him for a month to make a documentary about his attempt to find someone who likes his film, hoping to redeem himself.