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TRES VIDAS

Tres Vidas (Three Lives) is a poetic, visually arresting journey into the unseen ties that bind three generations of women. When twenty-year-old Mia reaches an emotional breaking point, she slips into an ethereal, liminal space between worlds. There, surrounded by the stillness and mystery of the deep ocean, she encounters her mother, Camila, and her grandmother, Lucia. Unfolding like a dream rather than a traditional narrative, the film explores lineage, self-reckoning, and the ancestral bravery that surfaces when the world threatens to pull us under.

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MERYLAND THE ROAD TO LA 28

From defying a childhood illness that threatened her mobility to rising as a national champion, 21-year-old Mexican-American boxer Meryland Gonzalez represents a new generation of female combat athletes. Captured over a multi-year timeline, this feature documentary—designed to expand into a streaming docuseries—follows Meryland as she navigates the grueling physical, emotional, and psychological gauntlet required to earn a spot on Team USA for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Splitting her life between demanding university studies at UC Berkeley and intense sparring camps rooted in Watts and the Bay Area, Meryland embodies the relentless spirit of first-generation ambition. More than a sports journey, Meryland: Road to LA 28 is a cinematic study of immigrant family sacrifice, resilience against the odds, and the quiet sacrifices made in empty gyms before the world watches under the arena lights.