Paraguay Movies

Set in 1935, a couple of aged smallholders are waiting for their son, for rain, for better days.

The documentary deals with the experiences around orgasm of Paraguayan women of different ages and provides the vision of a sexologist who comments...

The year is 2005, Juan Carlos works in the COBUP (committee to search for persons disappeared during the dictatorship), his main objective is to find...

Doña Paz contributes to her neighbourhood every day cooking and giving food away. One day she gets back a bit of the love she gave away for so...

An encounter from night till morning.

A family photo, the sound of the oncoming storm, the cat wandering the kitchen, a man alone in this space. Paz Encina’s early melancholic short...

For more than 20 years, skaters from Asunción have been demanding from the authorities, without being heard, a public space where they can...

The forest becomes inseparable from the singing of Chevugi, the oldest inhabitant of the åché community, who finds in the bushes his...

Young Benjamin is having trouble adjusting to barbed wirework. Waiting for days to the Mennonite chief but the wait is very long. The other workers,...

Leo is a boy who spends almost all day alone, reading comics, drawing and missing his mother, who died while giving birth. Rubén, Leo's...

Mercedes is an exhausted woman who faces the non-return of her only son, after the end of the Chaco War in 1935. A soldier returns to the same town...

Arturo travels through the depths of his subconscious, where his mind will guide him towards a decision he must make.

Observational documentary about the Paraguay Psychiatric Hospital.

Liz Paola, a 50-year-old trans woman, is evicted and humiliated by her neighbors because of their prejudice. In her desperation, she calls for a...

In a record of images and sounds, a HIV-positive man recounts his sexual experience on the border between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.

A short film about raising awareness of the invisible pain of child sexual abuse. A reality that we cannot ignore and that needs to be heard.

Basilio has become accustomed to the lack of water, to the abuse of authority, to the suffering and loneliness that corruption generates. He is...