Sin tregua

A sober, quietly urgent documentary that follows a personal crusade against a neglected disease and the indifference surrounding it.

A quiet, observational gaze into institutional life, patient and unhurried, leaving you with a lingering sense of confinement and fragile human connection.

A quiet, observant documentary that asks patience and returns quiet empathy, watching care and hardship with unshowy intimacy.

A quiet, sobering documentary that traces the weight of stigma and neglect across generations, leaving a lingering sense of injustice.

A quiet, observational fragment of institutional life that asks patience and rewards it with fleeting, unforced moments of attention.

A quiet, observational sit with people who watch over the night, patient and low-key, rewarding close attention.

A quiet, humane documentary that rides along with a medical train, offering sobering glimpses of poverty and the small comforts of care.

A brief, quiet documentary snapshot of a locked-down city, carrying a fragile note of hope amid unrest.

A quiet, uncomfortable observational portrait that asks patience and leaves a lingering unease about a life lived at the margins.

A quiet, intimate mosaic of voices from behind windows, turning confinement into reflection and small acts of poetry.

A quiet, humane documentary that sits with institutional cruelty and the slow, dignified work of rebuilding two lives.

A raw, unhurried glimpse into hardscrabble lives, shot with scarce resources but clear-eyed empathy.