Licenses
We have all kinds of licenses, both for streaming on platforms, as well as for festivals and events, transport, hotels and for educational use.
Our films have been shown around the world and we work with the leading universities in the United States.
Samurai. Fiction. Feature Film
At the end of the 19th century, a Japanese family lives in the mountains of Argentina. 20-year-old Takeo grows up listening to the stories of his grandfather, a renowned samurai.When grandfather dies, misinterpreting his last words, Takeo begins the unlikely search for Saigo Takamori, the leader of the samurai rebels. Along the way he will meet a crippled veteran of the Paraguayan War continuing the journey together as Takeo meets himself as a Japanese overseas.
Nikkei. Documentary. Feature Film
The search for identity. Cultures crossing continents. In Nikkei, director Kaori Flores Yonekura tells the story of her grandparents’ intrepid journey from Japan to Peru to Venezuela. Along the way, their personal search for a new home is set against the larger backdrop of the history of Japanese immigration to Latinamerica: from servitude in Peru, to the anti-Japanese media campaigns in World War II, to propaganda and promises of a better life in Venezuela.
Matria. Documentary. Feature Film
Matria is an invitation to rethink Mexico, through the history of Antolín Jiménez, grandfather of the filmmaker, was a controversial character who moved in many spaces of society, fought with Pancho Villa, became a Master Mason, deputy 3 times for Oaxaca and president of the National Association of Charros. In 1942 he formed "La Legión de Guerrilleros Mexicanos", a group of 100,000 charros who trained to repel a possible Nazi invasion of Mexico.
Being Clara. Fiction. Shortfilm
Clara, a young writer who has two days to deliver her book, she has returned to live with her obachan (grandmother) who hopes that the coexistence between them will be closer, however a gap has opened not only generational but also intercultural, Clara
perceives it and at that moment decides to get closer to her grandmother and her ancestral culture.
Hatsu. Fiction.
Shortfilm
Peru, 1943. Hatsu, a young motherless woman, has to take over the business of the family and her three little sisters, as her father was deported to concentration camps in the USA, thus facing a whirlwind of hatred and violence, unleashed against Peruvian citizens whose only "crime" was having Japanese blood.
Medicine Woman. Documentary. Feature film
Fedra goes through a process of spiritual transformation when, after a personal crisis, she decides to travel to the Peruvian Amazon to connect with the ancestral wisdom of the peoples of the region. The healing process is tough, but she is willing to become a Medicine Woman.
Juana. Documentary. Medium length film
Juana Rouco Buela had a dream at the beginning of the 20th century: to liberate women from an economic system and a patriarchal authority to which they were subjected, and she found in libertarian ideas the space and refuge for her struggle. She created the first newspapers of and for women in Argentina, and became one of the first political prisoners. In this way, she laid the foundation for the struggle of women today.
Victoria
Victoria Ocampo was born into the Argentine oligarchy at the beginning of the 20th century, but her upper-class privileges did not exempt her from living in a patriarchal society. She knew how to investigate the incipient feminist ideas and traveled the world making connections in the field of culture. She arranged her fortune for the cultural development of the country, carrying out a transformation focused on the place of women in society.