Constanza Fernández (director) and Roberto Doveris (producer) created a film called “El pa(de)ciente”, which exemplifies abuse in healthcare systems.

Sara Pinet and Adrián Vázquez perform a theatrical interpretation of Shakespearean plays, called “Something like Shakespeare,” through the personification of kitchen instruments and vegetables.

Filmed in Goiânia during the demonstrations on September 7, 2021, the documentary short film A Polifonia dos Corpos Insubmissos (The Polyphony of Unsubdued Bodies) depicts the agitation in the streets of Goiânia during the Grito dos Excluídos in its 27th year, with mobilizations in around 200 Brazilian cities and the participation of about 300,000 citizens.

With jazz music being an important part of Argentina’s history and culture, multiple literary works have been published that highlight and capture the art of Argentine jazz.

Several nature-related film festivals are to occur throughout Colombia during the month of September.

While the expectations of the creation and development of a new capital were consistent with the simultaneous shifts of time and Brazilians’ wishes, what was actually created was a historical art piece known as Brasilia.

Radio Universidad de Chile unearthed a previously unpublished interview with writer and musician Patricio Manns, covering such topics as childhood memories and political exile.

Popular Brazilian entertainment company Rede Globo released a controversial production that some Brazilians believe “romanticizes slavery.”

Paraguayan movies are about to be released or produced despite limited resources.

On Tuesday, September 14, the documentary “Terminal Norte” by Lucrecia Martel will be debuted live in the Centro Cultural Kirchner before its official debut on the streaming platform Contar.