A woman goes to a job interview, and has the courage to make herself respected, whatever her social rank.

The loss of a loved one takes Leonora on an apparently endless journey.

A quarantined Parisian leads an expedition under his bed in search of his missing sock.

A little girl tries to live her daily life with quarantine as her companion. Her innocence shields her family from covid-19.

Lily has been homeless for a year and a half. We gave her a phone to tell us her story.

A blind lady visits a card shop. She asks the shop owner for explanations and purchases some cards. From that day on, the woman frequently visits the shop. When the owner started to wonder why a blind person would want cards, something happens.

A middle-aged mother of two reflects on her emotional decision to immigrate to the United States some 30 years earlier, in this reflective documentary short that borrows its title from a uniquely powerful poem by the legendary exiled Cuban writer Lourdes Casal.

A young man, through a telephone conversation, seeks reaffirmation from his mother, for the truth about an incident involving a dead bird in his childhood. Life comes full circle for the son when the mother restores his faith and reassures him that for that little boy - It would always remain true.

Two brothers must put aside their differences in order to avoid their father and steal cookies from the top of the fridge.

This film is a candid conversation with Tikam Chand, a passionate photographer from India who uses his ancestoral 160 year old box camera to take portraits of people on the streets of Jaipur. The film shows the ancient technique of photography on a photo paper. Fun fact: this was the 'digital camera' of 1860’s.

In the future, after "something" happened to the human race, a man continues to video stream himself in solitude as he wanders about the city ruins for the one single viewer he has.