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Latinx American Directed Shorts 11/15 at 2:40 PM

Harkins Scottsdale 101
Phoenix, AZ

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Latinx American Directed Shorts 11/15 at 2:40 PM

Latinx American Directed Shorts

Run Time: 95 minutes

UNDOCUMENTED (subtitled)
Directed by: Danny Velazquez
Synopsis: A mother caught between two countries risking it all for her daughter's life.

¡COME! (subtitled)
Directed by: Lizette Barrera
Synopsis: Set in Florida, a 12 year old Puerto Rican girls perspective changes when she brings a popular dessert dish, Arroz con Leche, to a thanksgiving event at her school and no one eats it.

FUTBUL KID
Directed by: Pedro Perez
Synopsis: Lencho's hot summer day changes, when he meets a paletero man named Sacarias under the shade of a giant tree.

MUSEUM OF FLEETING WONDERS
Directed by: Tomas Gomez Bustillo
Synopsis: The Museum of Fleeting wonders is a collection of reenactments inspired by small and magical moments submitted by real people.

OVERKILL
Directed by: Alex Montilla
Synopsis: 'OverKill' is a film with a comedic take on a familiar setup: when too-woke-for-their-own-good college kids are terrorized by an unstoppable masked killer, the final girl must outsmart him to survive. Only in this movie, the killer literally cannot be stopped (or killed).

YOU AND I, ALWAYS (subtitled)
Directed by: Ellen Marmol
Synopsis: Camilla, a Brazilian single mother, wants to make this final road trip to college unforgettable. But when her daughter Victoria is preoccupied with the future and takes her for granted, they find that goodbye is even harder than expected.

THE DRAWINGS (subtitled)
Directed by: José Antonio Ocegueda
Synopsis: Lorenzo is a Mexican undocumented immigrant living in Phoenix Arizona as a homeless. His only purpose in life is to find his family (wife and two children) who was separated crossing the border from Mexico to the USA by the Trump new immigrations policies. He was deported but he returned to the USA just to look for his son and daughter. Lorenzo's story shows the reality of thousand of undocumented families who are suffering the separation and struggling to be together again.