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All the Flowers is a choral portrait of the trans community that lives and works in the Santafé neighborhood of Bogotá, a sector of the city that allows prostitution. The life stories of its inhabitants, mostly related to an iconic brothel of Santafé, offer a window into this universe, as well as the internal struggles within it.

Vicenta is a 50-year-old spiritualist who lives locked in her old house. One day, her daughter abandons her and because of this, her gift of seeing the future also disappears. Without a clear guide, Vicenta will have to face the uncertainty of being free for the first time.

Angelica Bautista is a young adult who tries to avoid deciphered situations in her confused dreams. In the process, she meets Detective Juan Carlos Cruz del Dicrim, who, identified with her virtue, ends up rescuing her from the hands of Arturo Batagglia, a dangerous mafioso who kidnaps her in search of his real mother.

After closed doors, four Cuban policemen investigate a case. On a television, they watch videos recorded with a camera found on the high seas. The camera that has passed from hand to hand contains videos of the daily life of three Cuban citizens of different social classes.

Daniel Comprés, a young man in his twenties, is expelled from his home by his father and is employed, as a necessity, as a winemaker in the “Central Azucarero”. Little by little he has to learn the tricks of how to get the “over” (stealing), deceiving the villagers of the Batey to enter the deception implemented by the Central Sugar. All until a day when he no longer supports the abusive pressures of the Mister and He condemns to discover, as in the beginning, that his life has begun the repetition of the cycle since he was expelled from his home and, more impotent now, he roams the streets of his hometown again … aimlessly.

Feature film based on the story of the original character of the same name, authored by the Dominican filmmaker and comedian Carlos Ramón Sánchez, better known as Carasaf.

For her debut, a young filmmaker investigates the role of her paternal grandfather as president of the Central Electoral Board, in the alleged fraudulent elections of 1990 in DR. Her search reveals secrets that her family wishes to remain buried.

Tourists in the Dominican Republic, with lives immeasurably separated, collide while weaving stories of defeat, resistance and redemption.

Marina arrives in Babelia with her new family formed by her mother’s new husband, Bob, and Sid, his son. They arrive in their jeep on board the ferry so we assume that Babelia is an island or at least it is not communicated by sea.

Daniela, lives with her conservative mother, Esperanza, 55, in a small apartment in the city of Santo Domingo. Daniela lives a normal life except that she is a lesbian and nobody knows. When she meets Lucia at a party, fear arises in their relationship, causing problems with her and others, leading her to face the reality of having to reveal her secret.