Alejandra Chamorro

Natalia and Felipe have become a couple trapped in a routine because of the fear of being alone. The sudden notice of a pregnancy and Natalia's intention of not having the baby, forces them to keep having an inevitable confrontation which seems impossible to get out of.

Emilia and her mother, Lucia, are forced into isolation after her stepfather, The Turk, steals a highly coveted cargo of emeralds. The unexpected arrival of two hired assassins to the cabin where mother and daughter are hiding unleashes an imminent danger.

Anthopos tells the story of a centenarian character from his birth to his death.

Marco and Isabel have crossed paths without realizing it every time the sun and the moon align with the planet. Their thoughts of loneliness keep them from noticing the encounters that fate offers them. During a new eclipse, they meet.

Paola grows up in a Colombian family full of appearances: her father is a priest, her mother a psychic, and her sisters don’t live up to their parents’ expectations. She seeks independence in a world full of stereotypes and learns to live on her own terms, as a series of experiences gradually shape her personality.

A theater group made up of various actresses and a male director are rehearsing a play when several cases of invisible abuse and homophobia begin to occur. The women begin to talk to each other and discover that they all have a painful story to tell.

A mother, who no longer remembers anything, and her son attempt to reconstruct her present together. A journey into the depths of memory, using photographs which speak of freedom, independence, neglect, teen motherhood and being a woman.

Antonio and Antonia, two former lovers, reunite in a cafe to confront the ruins of their relationship. Through flashbacks and present moments, they relive their love story-marked by wounds, secrets, and a longing for reconciliation.

An experimental robot attempts to navigate life as a teenage girl.

Being separated, suffering from diabetes and living with a friend at 48 is not the best way to age… and even less so for someone who doesn't want to.