1618 • 2020

DIRECTOR: Luís Ismael

COUNTRY: Portugal

RUNTIME: '81

SYNOPSIS: This film is based on a true story: the visitation of the Inquisition to the city of Porto in 1618. At the time the entire population was exhorted to denounce heresies under pain of excommunication. In a city where a large part of the population had Jewish ancestry, over one hundred New Christians, among others, were imprisoned, causing terror in the New Christian community, mass emigration and the near total destruction of the city’s economy.
Friction between Porto’s judicial authorities, which had always been on good terms with the New Christians, and the inquisitorial visitation reached such a point that guards on horseback surrounded the ecclesiastical court, preventing the “heretics” in custody from being transported to Coimbra. The Visitor even travelled to Spain to give Philip II an account of the events transpired. 

NOMINATIONS:
• Best Feature Film

FEATURE FILMS

LA SOMBRA • 2020

DIRECTOR: Juan Antonio Briones

COUNTRY: Spain

RUNTIME: '114

SYNOPSIS: Juan and Lucia are two survivors in this tough post-apocalyptic Córdoba. After years together, they both have different goals in mind, but along the way they will meet Elena. A girl who says to look for her family. From then on, his path will be twisted more than usual.

NOMINATIONS:
• Best Feature Film

32 WEEKS • 2020

DIRECTOR: Brian Cavallaro

COUNTRY: USA

RUNTIME: '81

SYNOPSIS: After a car accident leaves a young woman with amnesia, she is torn between the new man in her life that she can't remember and her ex who she can't forget.

NOMINATIONS:
• Best Feature Film