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Wild Strawberry is a documentary that follows Doña Agustina, a woman whose life is deeply tied to the raising and selling of goats in rural Mexico.Through her daily routines and labor, the film reveals how a tradition once rooted in ritual and community has been reshaped by economic exploitation. What once survived through culture is now sustained by necessity, as the very foundation of the dish—the goat—and the campesinos who raise it are increasingly undervalued and overlooked.Paid unfair prices and faced with limited opportunities, many within the community are forced to leave their land in search of a more sustainable future.With a raw and poetic visual language, the documentary reflects on memory, labor, and the quiet erosion of both cultural identity and rural life.

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Monte Amaro is a documentary that follows a group of skiers as they explore one of the southernmost snow-covered mountain ranges in Italy, located just south of Rome.Driven by curiosity rather than competition, the group seeks new routes, unfamiliar landscapes, and the experience of skiing where snow becomes rare. The film reflects on exploration, risk, and the desire to discover new mountains beyond established destinations.

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White Trails is a cycling film that follows two riders through the snow-covered trails of Innsbruck Bike Park.Set in winter conditions rarely associated with bike parks, the project explores movement, risk, and adaptation, documenting how familiar terrain transforms when covered in snow.

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Absurdia is a fashion film that explores the tension between appearance and reality through a visual language rooted in existentialism.Through fragmented imagery and symbolic gestures, the film questions identity, perception, and the constructed nature of image. The absurd becomes a tool to break logic and challenge the viewer’s expectations, allowing fashion to exist as both form and concept.

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Namaste is a documentary that explores agroforestry as a regenerative response to monoculture farming and the ongoing loss of fertile soils. Through landscapes, agricultural processes, and the people who work the land, the film reveals how integrating trees, crops, and biodiversity can restore ecosystems, improve soil health, and reshape our relationship with the land. The piece offers a contemplative look at farming practices that seek a balance between production, nature, and community.

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Hacienda Jalisco is a documentary piece that follows a hacienda experimenting with agroforestry as a way to rethink traditional agriculture. By integrating agave with native trees, flowers, fruits, and seeds, the project seeks to regenerate the soil while producing mezcal within a more diverse and resilient ecosystem. Through the rhythms of the land and the people working it, the film explores how agroforestry can transform monoculture landscapes into living systems that balance tradition, biodiversity, and sustainable production.

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