US PREMIERE

SHORT FILM PROGRAM

WORLD PREMIERE

FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT

THROWBACK FROM 

Hearts in Motion

Short films from the Americas

Sunday

Apr 6, 2025

@

3:00 pm

Wicked Queer 41

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Director
Year
Run Time
min
Country
Language
PROGRAM Time
72
minutes
CONTENT WARNING:
This film is presented in with English subtitles.
From childhood dreams to cosmic love stories, this collection of Latinx short films pulses with queer rhythms and romances.
Sofia Wickerhauser
Programmer
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This short film program includes the following films:

¡Salsa!

CONTENT WARNING:
Amid prejudiced gazes, free-spirited Margarita leaves her marriage to find herself. She takes refuge in a seaside kiosk, where impromptu salsa parties thrive. There, she meets Liana, a deaf tourist, and sees in her a chance for a new kind of connection—tactile and expressive. As Margarita teaches Liana to dance, they become each other's path to freedom.

Call me Ro

CONTENT WARNING:
Romelia, a queer young mexican raver, starts a journey of self-discovery and identity transition. This exploration hinders their relationship with “El Flako” (with whom they have an important generational gap), breaking and questioning their routine with new needs and desires.

Honey To The Moon

CONTENT WARNING:
A wandering soul caught in a moment of reflection is met with a sweet surprise; an object of desire. Thrust from his lonely corner, Moon falls into a journey of love with Sun. Through surrealistic visuals and flowing dance, twin flames bend and grow together in nature. Will the passage of time and the power of nature keep them apart? Or are they predestined to orbit each other forever?

Stay Still Or I Love You

CONTENT WARNING:
Even the most insignificant animals have their survival instinct intact. But not "El Malincho", this young bandit desperately seeks refuge in love.

ZAGÊRO

CONTENT WARNING:
It's so normal to be normal, isn't it?