If an aggressor's power lies in his victim's silence, speaking out is an indispensable weapon for the victim to break free. Silence is the first step towards liberation.

Manuela chats online with a stranger, a man with a fetish for women in wheelchairs like her. After six years of anonymity on his part, she decides to meet him.

Vanessa, 21, lives with her disabled brother Diego, 20, and their father, Antonio, a gypsy with a strong personality. The happy, well-oiled routine of this trio is about to be upset by Diego's sexual awakening. While Antonio is proud to introduce his son to a virile masculinity, Vanessa becomes aware that her brother prefers men.

During a train ride, Ariel and Paul pass the time sketching their deepest fears. Their game takes an unexpected turn when Gilda, a mysterious passenger, intrudes on their exchange. Yet, her relationship with fear seems far less innocent than their playful drawings.

Residents of a flat share discuss the purchase of a new vacuum cleaner. A genuine film about group dynamics and daily living together, in which banality, poetry and humour are mixed.

Two movers. One grand piano. One very uncooperative staircase and a passion they never saw coming.

Voices, rhythms, existences in nature and civilization intertwine into an audiovisual poem about the body, the mind and finitude.

Two Mexican women live in the shadows since their asylum claims were denied. Undocumented, they manage to get by while clinging to the hope of regularizing their status so they can carry on with the lives they have built in Canada over the years.
"Invisibles" highlights the courage and resilience of Alma and Mia, whose stories reflect the reality of thousands of Mexican asylum seekers who are currently living without status and under the constant threat of deportation, despite of their integration and active contribution to Canadian society.

The future of Rafael depends on tonight’s event. But the event cannot start without the Banner. And the Banner is not ready.