11th IN THE PALACE ISFF, 2013

A night of procedure after the the rape of a young Rumanian prostitute. She does not speak French. A Rumanian translator has to make the link between the administration and the victim.

he young Gypsy Mile gets married to Simona and, as tradition calls for, the wedding is grand. But Mile's father has paid for the wedding with borrowed money, and when the debt catches up with him, he disappears and the father-in-law takes back his daughter. In the fight for his marriage, Mile finds out how much a boy is really worth without his father.

Vasko has written an essay that insults Hristo Botev. When the school principal demonstratively questions him in front of the whole class, it turns out that what Vasko wanted to say is totally different.

“PERROS” follows the lives of five dogs, from the simplest things like what they eat or where they sleep, to discovering the obsessions of each owner materialized in their pet. Through a dog, you can get to know an owner; through several dogs, you can get to know a social group. Each of the stories has common points: going for a walk, preparing food, the home, which in turn become, throughout the film, the things that differentiate each character. These differences allow us to reflect on a society like Cuba, which, although it does not theoretically assume it, is stratified.

Despite his extraordinary gift, a solitary particular person doubts himself while looking for the meaning of life.

A photo shoot and the model is unnerved. Back in the changing room, she makes a surprising discovery. Everything around her is edible - the chair, the TV, the walls.