Is a film director and sound professional, currently completing a BFA in Film Directing at Universidad del Cine. Recognized for her screenwriting, in 2024 she took part in a screenwriting workshop with Nicolás Gueilburt, where she developed her first feature film, Cimarrón. She has worked on more than twenty short films, as well as campaigns for the Latin Grammys and Spotify Argentina. She is currently writing Cimarrón and handling distribution for La Pared Gris.

Fantasy – Horror – Psychological Thriller. When two siblings inherit their father’s old Chevrolet Cimarrón, they discover inside it the tapes of an unfinished film. As they attempt to shoot it again, the movie spills into fiction, memory, and their relationship, pulling them toward an ending that was already written… or perhaps already filmed.

Agustín is a Uruguayan audiovisual filmmaker. He directed the short film El mar no calma (2024), winner of the Best Uruguayan Short Film award at the 42nd FCIU, and screened at festivals such as Habitar el Cine (Venezuela) and Mientras Tanto Cine (Uruguay), among others. He has also directed other shorts and music videos, and has participated in performing arts works. He is currently developing his first feature film.

Drama. When Javier (20) learns of his best friend’s suicide, he retreats into a quiet, solitary grief. Soon he is pulled into a spiral of searching, as he begins to suspect that perhaps his friend never died.

She has written and directed award-winning short films, supported by production funds and screened at dozens of prestigious international festivals. She directed the Uruguayan story in the episode “Love” of Stories of a Generation with Pope Francis, an international Netflix docuseries. She has received awards from ACAU and has been selected for CDPAI (Carolina Foundation), Málaga Talents, Cannes’ First Co-Production Workshop, Montevideo Cine Lab, FRAPA, among others.

Thriller – Drama – Horror. Enzo, a young football star, is struck by a mysterious pain in his leg on the eve of a cup final. He feels his body deteriorating, yet doctors can find no real injury. As the club and the fans demand him as their savior, a mysterious entity seems to be claiming him as an offering.

An actor, writer, and director—above all, a storyteller. During his formative years in Uruguay, he discovered a deeper meaning in his passion for cinema, applying his multifaceted skills across several award-winning short films. More recently, he received the Best Short Screenplay award for his short film BYE-LINGO at the LatinUY Film Festival. The short was also a finalist at the Buenos Aires International Film Festival.

Coming of age. A coming-of-age story about an American boy during the summer of 2015 in Piriápolis, Uruguay, alongside a group of rebellious local teenagers whose wild adventures leave an unforgettable mark on his life.

A director and screenwriter, currently completing the final stage of his degree at the Faculty of Information and Communication (FIC). Throughout his training, he has taken part in the production of short films, documentaries, and audiovisual programs developed in the academic sphere. In parallel, he has also pursued independent film projects.

Dramedy. Adrián was supposed to emigrate to Spain with his girlfriend, but at the last minute he decided not to board the plane. She left. He stayed. During the fourteen-hour flight, Adrián decided to use the time to postpone telling the truth to his family and friends.

She is a writer, screenwriter, and filmmaker. She studies Audiovisual Communication with a specialization in Film at UNIACC. Her background in theater and professional makeup informs her visual language, centered on paradox, territory, and performance. She is the writer-director of Hagiofobia (2026), a dystopian horror and body-horror short film. She is currently developing Ándate a la punta del cerro (2026) and preparing her debut feature, La Lengua de la Pampa.

Magical Realism - Science Fiction. In a ghostly nitrate-mining town in Chile’s desert, Elena discovers a luminous orb that awakens visions, a forgotten language, and the silenced memories of the women of the pampas. The town believes she is possessed, and Matilde—its devout matriarch—tries to subdue her, while Elena’s spiritual awakening and her forbidden love for Agustina become an act of liberation.

She is a director and screenwriter trained at Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires. She has worked as an Assistant Director on feature films and has directed three short films. She took part in the ABC BAFICI 2023 post-production mentorships and in BAFICI 2024 distribution workshops. She is completing the Film & Series Screenwriting program at the Screenwriting Lab and is developing her first feature film, *Por una tumba abierta* (*For an Open Grave*).

Crime Thriller. When Sol disappears after accepting the offer of a powerful client, Clara—a high-end escort—launches a search that pits her against corrupt police and a trafficking ring operating at the port. To save her, she will have to risk her life and her freedom.

Executive Producer of Invierno Tardío, starring Mirella Pascual and directed by Juan Recuero; and of the medium-length film Grapamiel con Açaí (Perí de Alencar), winner of the Audience Award at the Cortos en la Torta Festival. He also directed the music video Autoboicot for Mirá Ro (2023).

Horror. Milo, a young man obsessed with recording his life on VHS, travels with his father, Oscar, to the town of Zapicán after the death of an uncle he never knew. Oscar begins to show symptoms tied to a family secret that Milo will have to confront—one that will transform his father into a monstrous creature.

Uruguayan filmmaker based in Madrid. A director and cinematographer, she trained in Audiovisual Communication and has extensive experience in film, documentary, and advertising. She has worked as a camera technician on international platform productions, and has directed and shot independent projects in a range of formats.

Drama Based on True Events. In the final years of Uruguay’s dictatorship, Luisa—a girl raised in hiding after fleeing Paraguay with her mother—runs away to a traveling circus when the long-awaited reunion never happens. There, she begins to face her past, stop living life on hold, and build her own identity.

Chilean director and screenwriter. Her debut feature, Las mujeres de mi casa (2020), was recognized as Best Film at SANFIC16. She co-wrote the feature films Duele (2023) and El Claro (2025), both of which premiered at the Havana Festival of New Latin American Cinema. She is currently completing post-production on the short film Réplica, which she wrote and directed.

Drama. Norma (13) leaves her island in the Chiloé archipelago—where everyone knows her—to arrive in a city where no one is waiting for her. Separated from her family to continue high school, she searches for belonging through boxing and an intense friendship. When that bond breaks, she crosses a violent line that leaves her exposed, with nowhere to hide.