In 1973, the writer Ricardo Piglia traveled to China and kept a diary for over a month, recording his impressions of a trip that would unexpectedly become a way of reading the future. Guided by that gaze, Diary of My Revolution discovers today’s China.

In the heart of Minho, during Braga’s Holy Week, Chico meets the gaze of a bare saint. When the stone comes to life, desire seeps into the ritual. Between faith and flesh, time stands still during the night-long procession.

Mercenary El Tuerto arrives in Guayaquil to hack the surveillance system and track the city’s fires. However, the flames draw him into an intimate investigation, in which pyromaniacs and imaginary jaguars reveal the city’s true story.

Ena arrives in Barcelona on a research grant, investigating a Venezuelan writer who used hundreds of pseudonyms. Her academic work takes an unexpected turn when she meets a mysterious woman who may be related to the writer.

Tailor Samba, fisherman Cheikh, cook Gora, artist Souleymane and farmer Thierno have arrived in the heart of Lisbon from Senegal. Living in tents, they form bonds and take collective action, opening new paths of belonging in contemporary Portugal.

An urban utopia in the Orinoco-Amazon becomes a military base, erasing the land under colonial plantations in place of the city of the future that never materialised.

The Swift Ones revolves around the Criollo horse, mapping its lineage across Argentina—from the present day to the past, and from birth to death. An uncontrollable body spills out of the frame.

An early attempt to make a film based on Guido Boggiani’s diaries and unpublished photographs was abandoned after the material was lost. Years later, the project returns, revealing the fractures of cinema, power and the colonial legacy of the gaze.

Portrait of Adérito Lopes, also known as Tupa, a Portuguese revolutionary who fought fascism, racism and oppression in ten different countries. A film that blends memory, history and utopia to reflect on political resistance and solidarity in dark times.