Films

Super Crazy boasts a lead performance bursting with energy and charisma from actress Natalia Oreiro as a woman who takes a remedy that makes her unable to stop speaking her mind.

Director of the 2016 Goya Award-winning The Distinguished Citizen, Gastón Duprat, delivers this entertaining, crowd-pleasing comedy-thriller about the complex professional relationship of a cranky painter and a crafty gallery owner.

Candid and contemporary with moments of profound intelligence Break is at once a dynamic comedy and tender drama that shines a refreshing light on anxieties about middle age.

This wicked Argentinian thriller features powerhouse performances from a stellar cast including Óscar Martínez and Paulina García as it tells the story of one apparently perfect family shattered by a tragic loss.

Argentine writer-director Ana Katz invites her audience to immerse themselves in the idyllic coastal scenery of Brazil as a middle-class family embarks on a bright, breezy and bittersweet holiday.

A man in a matrimonial crisis cooks up a foolish scheme to trick his wife into wanting to separate in this entertaining and heartfelt comedy.

Critically lauded at festivals worldwide, this superbly sinister and stylish thriller lays bare the complacency and corruption of pre-coup Argentina, starring Argentinian screen heavyweight Dario Grandinetti.

Premiering to great acclaim at Toronto and London Film Festivals, director Lila Avilés’ striking and compelling debut feature portrays the life of a chambermaid at a luxurious Mexico City hotel.

Director Alejandra Márquez Abella presents this gorgeously mounted and beautifully played feature that is at once a scathing and glamourous depiction of the wives of upper-class men in 1982 Mexico.

Director Gabriela Calvache delivers this bold and affecting feature debut about the real-world issues of human trafficking and the mafia which preys on the victims.

A lonely film projectionist plunges into an intense search of the Dominican Republic to locate the true identity of a woman he fell in love with on the screen.

Boasting a trio of actresses at the top of their game, director Pablo Trapero’s beautifully crafted multilayered drama explores the emotional ties that bind a wealthy Argentine family.

Following on from his Berlinale prize-winning Ixcanul in 2015, Guatemalan writer-director Jayro Bustamante’s moody feature presents the coming-out of one man in a profoundly repressive society.