Puerto Rico Movies

Dracula is in the Caribbean quenching its thirst for blood to survive and by commends of Satan steals dying bodies to deliver their souls. But...

Puerto Rican short film about a young couple being stalked by someone.

A man who believes himself to be a great white shark haunts a woman with a troubled home life.

Horror film directed by Franco Gonzalez.

What starts as a nice get-together among friends turns into the most horrific experience of their lives as they end up being chased by a psychotic...

A fish goes through an unexpected change that makes her question her identity

A Puerto Rican woman defends her family home from an American conglomerate that seeks to tear it down and build a hotel where it stands.

In the Caribbean island of Vieques, climate change is making fishing more difficult. Farmers of the Sea follows the daily life of artisanal and...

This is the most recent edition of the FxA videographic project and presents the history of the iconic multifamily housing project.

In a world where energy sources remain untapped and electricity goes to waste, "Stranded" takes viewers on a gripping journey into the heart of...

A Puerto Rican middle-aged man nicknamed Curi, that works by day in an elderly center and has a side hustle in hunting wild pigs in the mountains of...

A short wherein two sisters must learn the lesson of ultimate sacrifice, forever.

Shot in the Guaniquilla Lagoon in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, the film explores its textures and atmospheres.

Three women from Hatillo, Puerto Rico talk about their past and present lives on the island.

On March 4, 1970, UPR-Río Piedras student Antonia Martínez Lagares was assassinated by a policeman while she was standing at a balcony...

In times of climate change and the dramatic challenges it poses, The Absent House delivers a much-needed, hopeful and proactive message that we can...

Puerto Rican short film written by Eb Alers, and starring Maribel Maysonet.

Grietas de Oro is a continuation of Tazas, and the music video picks up right where Tazas ended. It’s about accepting that rupture and its...

The concept behind Tazas arose when we considered that people are, in many ways, like vases. We hide what we truly feel and this song is about...

The normalization of the American colonial discourse in the audiovisual medium during the period of industrialization in Puerto Rico.