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Amid a series of catastrophic climatic changes and food shortages, several Swiss families set sail for Brazil hoping for a better life and have to reinvent themselves in this new land. 50'Documentary.

A documentary telling the story of a sustainable and fascinating charity «Projeto Suico» in Brazil. The charity supports youths and children situated in the Favelas.

Princess Therese of Bavaria, an emancipated researcher and writer travels incognito to Brazil in 1888, escorted by a Lady-in-waiting, an officer and a local guide who does not know her real identity.

We follow an award-winning researcher to the turtles in the Amazon and come across fires, poaching and climate change. A profound learning experience about turtles and life.

After having lived in Europe for more than 30 years, Omar wants to return to his native Gambia. He would like to start a project there by supporting young people who want to create videos and films.

Collaborative II: CNNA We are three swiss designers and we are moving to Argentina to work on a collaborative, cultural and social project of a nomadic cinema.

Les Chants de la Forêt est un carnet de voyage réalisé par Rinaldo Marasco sur la médecine traditionnelle péruvienne, et plus spécifiquement l'Ayahuasca, la liane des morts.

A medium-length documentary project that needs your support to get off the ground! Help seven Senegalese street vendors in Buenos Aires expose their reality and denounce police repression.

Young waste pickers from Buenos Aires get the opportunity to travel to Switzerland to perform a sociocultural opera project there. We’re collecting money for the journey and the documentary!

LAS BESTIAS est un film indépendant qui será tourné en Argentine par le réalisateur Suisso-Argentin Gabriel Carnino. L’histoire a lieu dans un théâtre au propriétés magiques.

Kurzfilm über einen Friseursalon in Buenos Aires, in welchem mehr gschieht, als dass nur Haare geschnitten, geföhnt und gefärbt werden. Bienvenido a «JOPO»!

A documentary about the small neglected village Congo Mirador, built on stilts in the middle of Lake Maracaibo (VE), Latin America's largest oil field. One village, one country, sinking in violence.