The 13th Anthropological Film Festival

This cinematic kaleidoscope focuses on a group of researchers of a space observatory isolated in the Caucasus Mountains. As conversations unfold about philosophy, art, and science, our protagonists confront the tangible reality of everyday life and the heavenly existence out there.

In an Indian Himalayan village, lives a charismatic boy born to an Indian mother and a Nepalese father. The film follows Veeru over five years, during which he learns to navigate the sometimes hostility of the village towards his mixed origin, and the influence of nature and imagination.

The Guajajara people in the Amazonas decide not to stand idly by while their land and that of the uncontacted Awá people is destroyed and form a group of forest guardians. In a thriller-like film, we accompany these guards as they try to stop the looting of natural treasures.

Most of the residents of a Mexican village, on the border with the US, have left in search of a better future across the border.  Those who remained established a tourist center that offers, among other things, an "escape game" that simulates the route of illegal immigration into the US.

A chronicle of Jonas Mekas’ life in New York in the 1960s. The film captures daily life in the city, the art world, and experimental cinema, and documents encounters with prominent figures.

This seven-year odyssey, taking place in the Mongolian underworld, centered on Gerel, who heads a group of young neo-nationalist women who do not shy away from violence. The film follows our heroine as she vacillates between various struggles and her personal life.

After five years in prison, Iván Bilbao returns to his city and family. In his attempt to rehabilitate his life, Iván has to find a way to rebuild his relationship with his family and tread carefully in front of those waiting to see if he flies or fails.