After discovering that their boss has died and their pensions are nil, the workers at a manufacturing plant decide to lock themselves inside until they reach a decision about how to proceed.

A deadpan comedy that pits a free-spirited nudist colony against an ultra-modernist gated community.

Director Laura Huertas Millán offers an austere look into her family’s history of mental illness, centered on her opera diva aunt. Screening with: Vacio(a) (Carmen Amelia Rojas Gamarra, 6m) and The Grey House and the Green Mountains (Deborah Viegas, 15m).

A powerful allegory about the violence of Colombia’s 50-plus-year civil war that follows three women after traumatic events.

A cocky kid in a boy band parties too hard one night and ends up in a life or death situation his father hopes to protect him from.

Based on the novel by Juan José Saer, this beautifully shot film follows a rural family still crippled by a son’s death six years prior.

During Argentina’s Dirty War, an office worker wrestles with a request from an old girlfriend to protect two dissidents he doesn’t know.

A gorgeous and dryly comic survey of the unique geology, people, and animals that exist on a salt flat in the Chilean Andes.

This documentary about the creation of an artificial beach on a Caribbean resort subtly teases out the intersection of race, class, and environment.

A pivotal film from one of the key figures of Brazil’s Cinema Novo movement, Terra em Transe is an urgent and poetic account of political corruption, the systems that shape it, and the challenges of active citizenship in times of political upheaval.

A girl at the cusp of womanhood enjoys challenging her parents’ authority until tragedy strikes her family.

In this deeply symbolic film, an elderly man undergoes preparations for his partner’s cremation and burial.

Two Portuguese friends on the cusp of thirty struggle with questions of identity and nationhood while living in Brazil.