A Decade of Defiance: Cherán's Road to Self-Governance Directed by Selim Benzeghia and Ivonne Serna

Home is where the heart is, and for Alejandra, it's in the kitchen. "Sabor y Amor," set in rural Vermont, shares the story of a Mexican migrant woman, who faced with limited job prospects, discovers comfort, livelihood, and community through her love of cooking. As Alejandra adjusts to life in Vermont, she turns to her grandmother's tamale recipe to create a sense of home and belonging. Soon, she starts her own business, offering Mexican cuisine to other migrant farmworkers, who gather around her and the taste of home she provides, especially during the long and lonely winters. Alejandra's culinary creations are more than just food; they are a testament to the power of cultural exchange and the transformative power of food to bring people together. "Sabor y Amor" is a heartwarming journey of love, family, and food that shines a light on the often-overlooked stories of migrant communities in Vermont. The film celebrates the resilience and resourcefulness of these communities while highlighting the importance of creating a sense of belonging, no matter where we find ourselves in the world.

Avocado growers and politicians in Mexico have to strike an almost impossible balance between making a decent living and protecting the land. That's why three activists risk their lives exposing the grim reality behind the world's love for 'Green Gold' in which their communities battle violence, water theft and illegal forest clearance to forge a sustainable future for themselves.