Puerto Rico Movies

A young woman prays with faith in the image of a virgin and such is her devotion that the image offers her crown of jewels so she can turn it into...

A co-dependent lover breaks free from her binds.

Julia, a skater raised in New York, moves to Puerto Rico to live with her grandmother and faces a cultural shock. To feel that she fits in, she meets...

When Maria returns to Puerto Rico to celebrate her 21st birthday, her Sesame Street neighbors arrive to surprise her at the party.

An account of the diplomatic visit of a Puerto Rican delegation led by poet and politician José de Diego to the Dominican Republic in June...

Short horror film directed by Yasmín Valentín.

First Puerto Rican non-documentary film.

The indecipherable relationship between matter and melancholy explored through a gay glass.

A girl cornered by her fears must confront them.

Gabriel and Julissa enjoy their anniversary dinner, but a secret threatens to destroy their marriage.

Instead of asking, “Why so much meth in the gay community?,” Cortés’s experimental film provokes the deeper question,...

Jafet Márquez is a Puerto Rican drag queen living in Manhattan, New York. He wanders across both islands, contemplating the diaspora and his...

Agencia is an essay film that juxtaposes twentieth-century government agency films made about Puerto Rico alongside poetic documentation of the...

Short horror film directed by Jorge Austin Borrés.

Horror film directed by Franco Gonzalez.

A short horror film

Improvising a ritual with music, food, drinks and books, a group of friends call on the spirits of the past and confront them, unpacking the colonial...

dawn_chorusiii: the fruit they don’t have here interweaves six stories of migration as told by six different women who followed many roads and...

In 1955, Paramount News, “the eyes and ears of the world”, projected in movie theaters around the United States images of a plane landing...

El Pescador is an intimate portrait of the Caribbean through the lives of those who devote themselves to the sea. From the voice of a Puerto Rican...