"Women and Cinema", the cycle that projects short films made by women through the “Cultura en Casa” platform and promoted by BA Audiovisual, added content to continue enjoying with free access.

All the brand new content is already available on the site created by the Buenos Aires Ministry of Culture, in the section What to see / Cinema. Then, The sidewalk shows you the complete list with all the news that will be available until the end of September.

Aldana and Leon, by María Victoria Andino

Aldana y León tells the story of a young woman who on her first day at work as a street vendor loses her little son and tries to get him back.

The Silence of the Body, by Agustina Broggia and Tatiana Poplawski

After abandoning writing and moving away from the city, Consuelo manages to find a balance that collapses with the arrival of her sister Amanda.

In the Banquina, by Isabel Macías

The story of two men who suffer from their respective losses. The death of one's family, the firing of his job as a farmer of the other. Together they will find a way to help each other on the side of the road.

I’X (Woman-mountain), by Wanda López Trelles

Antonia Benito is a young Mayan Poqomam communicator who decides to speak on the radio in the silenced language, breaking down stereotypes for being a woman and indigenous.

The Cure of Fright, by Mariana Rojas

Clarisa can't sleep. Your baby cries and vomits his milk; it hurts him and he can't tell him. She decides to go out for help and the day turns into a pilgrimage, in the future of their own fears and sorrows that are revealed with the trip.

A desire, by Agustina Claramonte

Valentina travels with her father to her family's village, on the occasion of celebrating his grandfather's birthday. When you visit him in the nursing home where he lives, his grandfather asks him for a controversial favor.

La Mujer y El Cine is a pioneering association in gender perspective in the world of culture. It was founded in 1988 by prestigious women of the cinema of our country: Maria Luisa Bemberg, Lita Stantic, Sara Facio, Beatriz Villalba Welsh, Susana López Merino, Gabriela Massuh and Marta Bianchi. Its objective is to stimulate other women to exercise leadership roles in the cinema, and disseminate a creative production that did not always have the support of the distribution and exhibition circuits, to put her in contact with the public, without gender distinction.

This joint initiative between La Mujer y el Cine and the Ministry of Culture of the City, through Impulso Cultural and BA Audiovisual, seeks to give visibility to the gaze of women, promoting the exhibition of films and short films made by women, in the current context.

Regarding the proposal, Vanina spataro, general producer of the Festival la Mujer y el Cine, Explain: “La Mujer y el Cine is proud to present some of the short films of the festival's official competition, continuing with its mission of making young directors visible. Our objetive, how do you 31 years, is to support a gender perspective focused on the valorization of the gaze and discourse of women with an explicit denunciation against sexism and discrimination in all dimensions of life. The BA Audiovisual proposal allows us to reach each house today, give access to a wide audience of a program selected and curated by La Mujer y El Cine and the possibility of sharing with the family ".