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A trip through the life of Bosco and Jo, the first ad directing pair in Latin America who blazed a trail.

Set in the mountainous Yungas region of Tucumán, Argentina, 'Tierra Citrus' follows the story of a rural community in Alpachiri, where generations of workers have toiled in the lemon farms. As the workers' bodies bear the weight of exploitation and illness, young Lucia seeks healing through rituals involving a magical stone believed to grant wishes of abundance. The film portrays the contrast between the aging, exhausted world of the workers and Lucia's youthful determination to heal the land's sadness. Through an ecofeminist lens, director Ayelén Agüero captures the dense, unequal landscape of northern Argentina, where nature absorbs everything-words, animals, trees, mountains-while exploring how the female body articulates resistance against extractive and masculine forces. 'Tierra Citrus' poetically weaves emotions and feelings that transcend rationality, offering a sensitive portrayal of the relationship between humans and the land they work.

A documentary that traces the origins of the blues in Spanish, while paying tribute to Deacon Jones and celebrating his cultural legacy.

MAKE ART NOT WAR MEDIA is a multi-platform project in Los Angeles, CA managed by 501c3 Non-Profit for the Arts, MakeArtNotWar.org. The Mission is to host diverse voices, formats, and pursuits by showcasing local and international artists.

A touching story about self discovery and sacrifice

Bridging a raw and insightful narrative with the words of a self-described "Chicana dyke-feminist", known as Gloria Anzaldua, 'Queer Coyote' tells the story of strength, resilience, and love.

After falling chronically ill which left me disabled, my friends and poetry lifted my spirit during the darkest time of my life.

A song about a breakup and transformation.

Exclusive interview with Cristian Lopez, founder, and A&R of an indie label, Calar. Created in Buenos Aires. Established in San Francisco.

A heartfelt tribute to María Fux, the pioneering dance therapist, created by Delfina Dotti. This short film celebrates Fux's legacy of inclusive dance, artistic expression, and the transformative power of movement.