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Natalio Ledesma is no longer what he was. Nor is his "Egg Emporium." His thousands of chickens mysteriously disappeared one night several summers ago. All except one, Pechuga. It's your only reason to live. It is his last long-term project.

Discovering that his community has been destroyed and his wife kidnapped, Marcos set out on his search, embarking on an extraordinary adventure through the most diverse landscapes and climates.

The annual short film competition for directors organized and produced by INCAA presents nine new works.

This documentary delves into the socio-environmental impacts of the fossil fuel industry and extractive activities in Vaca Muerta, Argentina, and how communities, especially the Mapuche people, are fighting to protect their territories. It is a call to action for environmental justice and a good life

It is a documentary about the struggle of the original communities of northern Argentina to prevent their salt flats, where one of the largest lithium reserves in the world are found, from becoming a “sacrifice zone” to reduce global warming.

Natalio Ledesma is no longer what he was. Nor is his "Egg Emporium." His thousands of chickens mysteriously disappeared one night several summers ago. All except one, Pechuga. It's your only reason to live. It is his last long-term project.

Natalio Ledesma is no longer what he was. Nor is his "Egg Emporium." His thousands of chickens mysteriously disappeared one night several summers ago. All except one, Pechuga. It's your only reason to live. It is his last long-term project.

Discovering that his community has been destroyed and his wife kidnapped, Marcos set out on his search, embarking on an extraordinary adventure through the most diverse landscapes and climates.

Discovering that his community has been destroyed and his wife kidnapped, Marcos set out on his search, embarking on an extraordinary adventure through the most diverse landscapes and climates.

The annual short film competition for directors organized and produced by INCAA presents nine new works.

This documentary delves into the socio-environmental impacts of the fossil fuel industry and extractive activities in Vaca Muerta, Argentina, and how communities, especially the Mapuche people, are fighting to protect their territories. It is a call to action for environmental justice and a good life

It is a documentary about the struggle of the original communities of northern Argentina to prevent their salt flats, where one of the largest lithium reserves in the world are found, from becoming a “sacrifice zone” to reduce global warming.