In 2009, 8-year-old Brandon was abducted from the street. Like thousands of other Mexicans, he disappeared without a trace. Six years later, his mother Lulu is still searching for him.

Childhood in El Eco, a remote Mexican village, is an intensive immersion into the realms of nature, animals and people. The village social mores are a frequent source of conflict for the adolescent girls, but they can still escape in daydreams.

In their simple home in the Mexican countryside, Petra, Francisca, and Antonio talk about their unusual marriage. A pure and deeply honest portrait of a loving patchwork family in a place where the concept is still unheard of.

A coming-of-age story about Ana and her friends, who are growing up in the mountains of Mexico. From an early age, they have to learn to deal with the constant threat of human trafficking by the drug cartels that control the region.

Tatiana Huezo loves films that make you think—or even leave you confused. Which is exactly what Sueño does: this ultra-short film, consisting of a single moving shot and a distinctive soundtrack, is dreamlike and slightly disorienting.

In a poetic reconstruction of two parallel stories, Tempestad exposes how corruption and lawlessness ruin the lives of ordinary people in Mexico. On a normal day on her way to work, Miriam is arrested on suspicion of human trafficking.

A loving ode to the resilience and solidarity of the inhabitants of a mountain village annihilated during the civil war in El Salvador. Nevertheless, many of the surviving former residents returned after 12 years of war to rebuild the village.

Following the violent death of her father, a school student in El Salvador is torn between anger and fear. The law of the street also rules the classroom. Perhaps the most important lesson they learn at school is “See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil."

The residents of Mexico City are desperate for rain, but the question is whether it will arrive in time. Thirty years after it was made, Tatiana Huezo’s dreamlike debut about a prolonged drought has never been more relevant.