Álvaro Muñoz

After the energy crisis caused global warming, a new office in the remote desert town of Domeyko arises. The electric man who lives with his ill mother generates electricity for its neighbors by riding his bicycle.

A group of girls from a humble little town in the middle of the desert disappears systematically without the police or the authorities taking action on the matter. Families desperately seek help, but are faced with bureaucracy, discrimination and total abandonment.

Two men meet in the middle of a natural disaster. Both stuck in debris, they talk about their lives, while they are delirious and waiting to be rescued. Based on the tragic landslide in Chile, 1993, this short film reflects on the ordinary human condition.

Bullets come up from the flesh is a female voice, a poetic speech, a fable in reverse, about environmental protection, human rights and the unpredictable human nature.

After the energy crisis caused global warming, a new office in the remote desert town of Domeyko arises. The electric man who lives with his ill mother generates electricity for its neighbors by riding his bicycle.

A group of girls from a humble little town in the middle of the desert disappears systematically without the police or the authorities taking action on the matter. Families desperately seek help, but are faced with bureaucracy, discrimination and total abandonment.

Two men meet in the middle of a natural disaster. Both stuck in debris, they talk about their lives, while they are delirious and waiting to be rescued. Based on the tragic landslide in Chile, 1993, this short film reflects on the ordinary human condition.

Bullets come up from the flesh is a female voice, a poetic speech, a fable in reverse, about environmental protection, human rights and the unpredictable human nature.