Santiago, Chile
We are a chilean production company wich focuses on the development and production of documentary, experimental and hybrid films. We are interested in cinema as a medium to subvert collective memories, weaving stories that disobey the normativity of our social and political contexts.

Our focus is on human rights and the memory of the LGBT+ population. We are interested in cinema as a medium to subvert hegemonic discourses on sex, gender, and desire, weaving stories of individuals and diverse communities that defy the norms of their social and political contexts.
In terms of production, we aim to foster co-productions and international partnerships.
Development and production of films. In parallel, we collaborate with projects from other artistic disciplines, contributing through creative direction and audiovisual production.
Madame Wittmann’s criminal record

In postproduction
Transsexual vedette Evelyn Wittmann (74), exiled in France, returns to Chile and confronts her past: in 1968 she was kidnapped and forced to appear in a documentary about criminals, whose search actively involves transgenerational dialogues about memory, gender, and reparation.
María Three Nuts

In post-production
“María Three Nuts,” they shouted many times at the protagonist of this story of rebellion, resilience, and sexual dissidence. Because he was more of a MAN than a MAN himself—that is, he had three “nuts,” not two.