Alicia Rodríguez

A house is reopened after having been left vacant for a long time. The window blinds are raised to reveal belongings left behind. Amidst the clutter three youths spend Christmas Eve together. They are lost, each in their own way. The holiday marks a certain absence, while a lingering camera traces the contours of disintegrating families, and the youths' unconstrained thoughts of love and life. (oslofilmfestival.com)

A man returns to his hometown to attend a dinner party and catch up with friends. He never expects that the one person who made him flee his hometown years before will also be in attendance. (metacritic)

Daniela is a petite, pretty teenager raised in the bosom of a strict and well-to-do evangelical family in Santiago, Chile. Daniela is also a 17-year-old who finds that her raging sexual drive is difficult to reconcile with the orders of her religion. With no outlet for her desire, Daniela taps into a rampant underground network of other horny teenagers through her sexually charged blog. (mubi.com)

Isidora, an old woman, discovers that her mind is quickly deteriorating. At an apparently relaxed dinner table, she will desperately try to hide her state from her daughter, a demanding woman who awaits any sign of senility in order to take way everything she has (imdb)

Three adolescents are immersed in a totally Americanaized reality in present day Chile: suburbs, malls, the Internet, pornography, violence, and angst in the most well-off neighborhood in Santiago. (imdb)