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After escaping busy city life, Nat ends up in La Escapa, a rustic village in Spain. In a small dilapidated house, she tries to get her life back on track.

In Upon Entry, we follow the adventure of Venezuelan-Spanish couple Diego and Elena. They travel to New York and then fly to Miami. Elena, a passionate dancer, and Diego, a city planner, have set their sights on America.

Sevilla, 1977. Reme is proud that her son Miguel will become the first university student in the family, but what Miguel really wants is to become an artist and sing in a popular TV contest.

In southern Spain lies Almería, a huge province covered by white plastic. In 50 years, this region managed to grow into the largest greenhouse in Europe. But underneath all that plastic, strange things are happening.

In this debut film by Chilean director Felipe Gálvez Haberle, landowner José Menéndez hires Scottish lieutenant MacLennan to clear a path to the Atlantic and efficiently sell his white gold (read: sheep).

Luis Buñuel, the master of surrealism, continues to surprise with his satirical indictment of the wealthy class.

In October 1972, a plane crashes in the Andes Mountains with on board a Uruguayan rugby team en route to Chile for an important match. 29 of the 45 occupants survive the crash, but as search efforts yield nothing, they are left to fend for themselves.

Because of her routine existence, Cruz feels trapped in a life without passion. A devoted parishioner, she dedicates herself as a seamstress and restores the church’s carvings. Deep inside, however, an inner urge rages at odds with that of her taciturn husband.

Colombian Ana has just moved to Spain. She works there as a live-in maid in the summer home of a wealthy family of art dealers on the Costa Brava. But her situation is anything but rosy.

Sergio Juárez intentionally sought a job at José Urbina López Elementary School in a Mexican city where poverty, violence and drugs are the norm. As he implements his own teaching methods, curiosity awakens in the children.

In Amat Escalante’s new film, we meet Emiliano, a young man living in a mining town in the state of Guanajuato in Mexico, one of the most violent regions of the country. Emiliano wants only one thing: to find his mother who disappeared years ago.

How did a boy from a forgotten village among the banana plantations become a famous writer who captured the hearts of millions, from the poorest of the poor to powerful politicians like Fidel Castro and Bill Clinton?

An adaptation of the novel by the lauded, Chilean writer Hernán Rivera Letelier.