CORTE POR FACHADA

Our housing film programme is a travelling showcase of Mexican cinema that explores housing not only as a physical structure, but also as a territory shaped by emotions, memories, inequalities, conflicts, and forms of resistance. Bringing together a range of perspectives and cinematic genres, the programme approaches homes that are owned, shared, borrowed, occupied, abandoned, or imagined, inviting us to consider what it means to build a home and how the spaces we inhabit shape our lives and communities.

The programme will travel across eight municipalities in Querétaro, offering free screenings, conversations, and audience engagement activities that invite viewers to connect the stories on screen with their own experiences and territories. At Corte por Fachada, we understand cinema as a living practice: a tool for collectively reflecting on the right to housing, the transformation of our surroundings, and the ways in which we can imagine more dignified and equitable ways of inhabiting the world.