Woman Who Lives at the End of Time

When tragedy strikes, 16 year old, América Campos is sent to Argentina to live with her anti-American grandmother Lucía América. América struggles to find her place with a grandmother she has never known and to hold onto a friendship with Sergio, a neighbor twice her age.

Rosa, a domestic worker in Mexico City, is at a crossroads in her relationship, her job and her life.

A couple's relationship is falling apart after the death of their young son. The couple is living in a cabin in a beach town to try and mend things before they head off to Mexico for Carlos' religious work. Romina, who is battling depression, seeks out a mysterious man. In what Carlos and Romina thought would be a trip to bring them closer together only makes them realize the trip served to further the divide.

US based filmmaker and Huarpe descendant, Cristina Kotz Cornejo is guided by Huarpe leader, Maria Zalazar who introduces Cristina to the culture and ceremonies of modern day Huarpe descendants in what is now known as San Juan, Argentina in this short 360º personal documentary.

Two sisters have been evicted from their home. Older sister Lupe takes responsibility for the move while younger sister Luz is under the spell of her boyfriend.