Drafthouse Films is pleased to present "CONFETTI OF THE MIND", the definitive compilation of Nacho Vigalondo's (Timecrimes, Open Windows) most brilliant shorts collected for the first time and personally curated by Nacho. Featuring such favorites as Choque, Sunday, and 2003's Academy Award nominated short film, "7:35 in the Morning".

Sara is an overweight teen that lives in the shadow of a clique of cool girls holidaying in her village. Not even her childhood friend, Claudia, defends her when she’s bullied at the local pool in front of an unknown man. Her clothes are stolen and Sara must get home wearing nothing but her bikini. The long walk home will mark the rest of her life.

Enrique communicates with his recently deceased father with the help of his quirky child friend Calita. Will the ability to reconnect stop Enrique from moving on after his father’s death?

Miguel sets out to process his late father's interstate death certificate. When he arrives at the registration office, the cruel whirl of administration processes and jaded public servants show him that the labyrinth of papers and windows may seem like a sick bureaucratic joke, but it isn't.

Santiago, Chile, 1986. Luchito, a 13-year-old boy, masturbates while he obsessively contemplates Manuel, his 16-year-old neighbor, whom he can see standing by a window in an adjacent project building. Oblivious of the gaze of his precocious voyeur, Manuel discovers his sexuality with girl from the neighborhood. The window turns into an erotic cinematographic world that awakens a curiosity in Luchito, with disastrous repercussions for Manuel. Nominated...

When thirteen-year-old Raúl is asked to entertain the local landowner's son, a game of power and pride starts between the two boys. Official Selection at **Outfest**. Winner of a Bronze Metal at the **Student Academy Awards**.

In the months before the war in Iraq, Abdel and Umayr, two brothers are forced apart. Months later, with the war in full swing, they meet again, but neither of them are the same. Nominated for Best Narrative Short at the **Tribeca Film Festival**. Nominated for Best Short Film (Fiction) at the **Goya Awards**.

While waiting for his estranged son's visit, eighty-year-old Antonio walks in his fields, reminiscing about his life.

El centro de capacitación cinematográfico y cinema films presenta por primer vez en DVD una colección de trabajos cinematográficos de alta calidad, realizados por estudiantes de esa institución, futuros cineastas y directores mexicanos. Muchos de estos trabajos han sido ya reconocidos a nivel internacional, por lo que estamos seguros que podrá Usted disfrutar y coleccionar esta importante selección de películas.

I can count!: Join Little Pim, his new friends, Bob and Lola, and real kids as they count all sorts of fun objects in Spanish -- from ladybugs to lollipops to dancing feet. Once kids learn to count to ten, they want to do it again and again. This program features two new characters, Lola the Elephant and Bob the Bobcat, and introduces 60 Spanish words and phrases that will keep kids happily entertained as they count everything they see. In my home:...