Juancito, a boy from Patagonia, meets a little horse which seems to be abandoned. The joy of having a new friend to play with, makes the boy think he can keep it. He cannot realize that the horse is actually waiting for the return of his real owner.

Alone in the depths of a concrete labyrinth, a man patrols the empty alleys of an abandoned underground parking. Fired by the anonymous society that employs him, Hector is forced to leave his workplace he transformed into a refuge over the years.

Funny and touching story about people who tried to wake up the sleeping bear. He stole the sun and delayed the arrival of the spring.

24.24.24. is a view of a day in concurrent time. All of the day’s twenty-four hours are presented at once. In the minutia of time, banal events unfold and are made extraordinary through the camera’s gaze. Light gains character, shadow reshapes objects, and time becomes palpable. Take a look.

A woman riddled with existential dread on the eve of a big birthday convinces her partner to have a threesome that changes everything... and nothing.

100 years of Dada is actually no reason to celebrate, if you consider the history of how this radical art movement was appropriated and neutralized. Robert Cambrinus´ homage honors the movement´s founding (1916) at the Zurich Cabaret Voltaire. A DAD signals its agenda to highlight the methodical know-how Dada gave the world, as forerunner of more recent applications such as the cut-up, re-mix or mash-up.

A drawing line explores the life and death of my grandfather.

Two hardy orphans survive upon the remains of a humanity that has left them behind.

Amani just lost her son and her husband in a bombing in Damascus, Syria.

Two former classmates end up in an awkward bowling party of their own making