Andrés Cedrón

In 1948, more than one hundred Latin American drivers took part in the continent's greatest sporting epic in Touring Car Racing: the South American Grand Prix. They crossed five countries over two months on a 10,000-kilometer route between Buenos Aires and Caracas.

Investigation that reveals the financial crime scheme executed by the economic power and its acolytes in the political and judicial powers, leaving one of the most important national companies in Argentina on the verge of bankruptcy.

Hundreds of workers risked their lives in union conflicts during the last civilian-military dictatorship. With an unusual narrative creativity that even includes animated reenactments, The End Will Come… gathers their silenced testimonies and gives an account on their vital resistances.

Juan Martín Guevara travels to Bolivia on the 50th anniversary of the murder of his brother Ernesto “Che” Guevara. The encounter with people strengthens him, but he does not stop questioning the ways of evoking his figure and asking himself what do we do with this myth?

Documentary examining the economic, environmental, and social consequences of the Paraná Waterway concession during the 1990s and the debate surrounding its re-tendering. Drawing on testimonies from community leaders, workers, academics, and residents of riverside areas, it connects local conflicts with the country's structural dynamics: the concentration of wealth, territorial degradation, and the organizations that resist them.

In 1948, more than one hundred Latin American drivers took part in the continent's greatest sporting epic in Touring Car Racing: the South American Grand Prix. They crossed five countries over two months on a 10,000-kilometer route between Buenos Aires and Caracas.

Investigation that reveals the financial crime scheme executed by the economic power and its acolytes in the political and judicial powers, leaving one of the most important national companies in Argentina on the verge of bankruptcy.

Investigation that reveals the financial crime scheme executed by the economic power and its acolytes in the political and judicial powers, leaving one of the most important national companies in Argentina on the verge of bankruptcy.

Hundreds of workers risked their lives in union conflicts during the last civilian-military dictatorship. With an unusual narrative creativity that even includes animated reenactments, The End Will Come… gathers their silenced testimonies and gives an account on their vital resistances.

Hundreds of workers risked their lives in union conflicts during the last civilian-military dictatorship. With an unusual narrative creativity that even includes animated reenactments, The End Will Come… gathers their silenced testimonies and gives an account on their vital resistances.

Juan Martín Guevara travels to Bolivia on the 50th anniversary of the murder of his brother Ernesto “Che” Guevara. The encounter with people strengthens him, but he does not stop questioning the ways of evoking his figure and asking himself what do we do with this myth?

Documentary examining the economic, environmental, and social consequences of the Paraná Waterway concession during the 1990s and the debate surrounding its re-tendering. Drawing on testimonies from community leaders, workers, academics, and residents of riverside areas, it connects local conflicts with the country's structural dynamics: the concentration of wealth, territorial degradation, and the organizations that resist them.