Harry Bracho

As an immigrant from Venezuela, a young woman named Bea learns to deal with the lingering effects of the world she left behind while discovering hopes for a new life in Paris.

A community of boaters who resist an increasingly accelerated way of life by embracing a semi-nomadic & peaceful way of living in the heart of London.

In a beach side bungalow, a couple battles sweltering heat as they try to find sleep. While tossing and turning, the two continuously miss each other as they wake up at odd moments.

Like every day, Maria sells lottery tickets at the same traffic light in Caracas. Life there is precarious and difficult, and everyone survives as best they can. One day, Maikel, a young local delinquent, approaches her on his motorcycle and tries to start a conversation. Despite her reluctance, Maikel returns to see her every day.

A biologist from London goes to Amazonia to study the local flora. There she meets three other scientists from different nationalities and backgrounds. They advise her not to go near the Autana, a mountain regarded sacred by the local tribes, without a guide. She will do exactly the contrary.

A young woman leaves the city and walks along the riverbank, as if in her last moments of doubt and melancholy, before perhaps continuing on her way.

As an immigrant from Venezuela, a young woman named Bea learns to deal with the lingering effects of the world she left behind while discovering hopes for a new life in Paris.

As an immigrant from Venezuela, a young woman named Bea learns to deal with the lingering effects of the world she left behind while discovering hopes for a new life in Paris.

A community of boaters who resist an increasingly accelerated way of life by embracing a semi-nomadic & peaceful way of living in the heart of London.

In a beach side bungalow, a couple battles sweltering heat as they try to find sleep. While tossing and turning, the two continuously miss each other as they wake up at odd moments.

In a beach side bungalow, a couple battles sweltering heat as they try to find sleep. While tossing and turning, the two continuously miss each other as they wake up at odd moments.

Like every day, Maria sells lottery tickets at the same traffic light in Caracas. Life there is precarious and difficult, and everyone survives as best they can. One day, Maikel, a young local delinquent, approaches her on his motorcycle and tries to start a conversation. Despite her reluctance, Maikel returns to see her every day.

Like every day, Maria sells lottery tickets at the same traffic light in Caracas. Life there is precarious and difficult, and everyone survives as best they can. One day, Maikel, a young local delinquent, approaches her on his motorcycle and tries to start a conversation. Despite her reluctance, Maikel returns to see her every day.

A biologist from London goes to Amazonia to study the local flora. There she meets three other scientists from different nationalities and backgrounds. They advise her not to go near the Autana, a mountain regarded sacred by the local tribes, without a guide. She will do exactly the contrary.

A biologist from London goes to Amazonia to study the local flora. There she meets three other scientists from different nationalities and backgrounds. They advise her not to go near the Autana, a mountain regarded sacred by the local tribes, without a guide. She will do exactly the contrary.

A young woman leaves the city and walks along the riverbank, as if in her last moments of doubt and melancholy, before perhaps continuing on her way.