El lado oscuro de las arañas

A young couple going through a matrimonial crisis decides to open their relationship to new sexual experiences and adopt the swinger lifestyle, discovering not only a world without sexual limits, but also challenging the frontiers of their confidence.

Documentary that tells the story of one of the most successful baseball teams in Puerto Rico: los Indios de Mayagüez. It is the first and only project that narrates the origins of baseball in Puerto Rico.

A group of rebels capture a political adversary. This adversary is a member of the House of Representatives, and he takes them to a dispute of whether to kill him or not.

A man's girlfriend is kidnapped in exchange for the sum of $100,000.

Film from Ray Figueroa

A short film about a taxi driver who is struggling to make a living, until his unexpected last passenger takes his life in a different direction and makes him rethink his priorities.

In Isla Verde, Puerto Rico, a group of environmentalists have occupied Camp Pa'l Pueblo Beaches for over six years to prevent the expansion of a hotel chain from limiting public access to the beach and impacting the region's natural resources.

As the country burns, two politicians battle over to "negotiate" with US congressmen to end the crisis.

Improvisational cinema from Eduardo Rosado

Two teenagers in Puerto Rico and the discovery of love through fairy tales and skateboards. Confronted by their desires and repressions, these two teens confront religious and social repressions condemning the chances of accepting their homosexuality.

A father must survive what seems to be the zombie apocalypse via an alien invasion just the weekend that he had to take care of his children, and when the neighbors decide to have a big party.

A women on death row is offered a way out of her sentence. There is only one condition... she must survive a test.

Short film from Joserro Emmanuelli

New horror comedy from Eduardo Transfor Ortiz

It’s a somewhat alternate near future... Puerto Rico is losing confidence in its political parties that for years took over loyal fanatics. The people elected with its eyes closed their first independent governor in the country’s history only to have his corrupted regime overthrown by rebels. The country has revolved. Added to this chaos is the fact that a mysterious virus, which has taken over our water supply from rivers and lakes, has infected a large portion of the citizens with symptoms like skin deterioration, extreme sensibility to sounds, and, in a matter of days, death.