The PRAGDA Complete Film Collection: Now Streaming on Docuseek
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The PRAGDA Complete Film Collection
Pragda STREAM, powered by Docuseek, provides the most comprehensive catalog of Latinx, Latin American, and Spanish content in the world. Explore over 50 significant subjects that capture the essence of this vibrant and diverse region that shed light on the rich tapestry of Spanish and Latin American cultures and languages.

The Pragda Complete Film Collection, a complementary add-on collection on Docuseek, has more than 30 countries represented, all in their original language with English subtitles, available worldwide. This collection, slated to be 500 films by the end of the year and projected to double in size in 2024. Take 10% off until December 31, 2023!

New titles will be added to Pragda STREAM on a quarterly basis, many of which are not available for streaming on any other platforms. With this expansive library, a sampling of these films includes best-selling films Miriam Lies (Miriam Miente), Bad Hair (Pelo Malo), and Los Lobos; award-winning films from PBS, groundbreaking experimental and avant-garde works never available before, as well as multi-awarded series like Illicit Trade, and Dangerous Memory; and numerous acclaimed works from filmmakers like Victor Gaviria, Andres Woods, Serio Cabrera, and newcomers Adrián Silvestre and Claudia Huaiquimilla, among others.

Pragda is the leading educational film distributor for the newest Latin American, Spanish, and Latinx cinema, covering a wide array of the most relevant topics, including the global economy, immigration and exile, feminism, education, international politics, indigenous peoples, and more.

Licensing options are available for one-year, three-years, and Life of File for individual titles, special curated collections, and The Pragda Complete Film Collection. Contact us sale@docuseek2.com for quotes, more information or questions.
FEATURED AND TOP TITLES
A celebration of rebellious youth that offers the potential for future generations to rethink outdated perspectives of gender, sexuality, and difference as a whole.
Isa finds herself at a breaking point awakening to the possibilities of a life lived on her own terms, in this engrossing and intimate feature debut from writer/director Antonella Sudassai Furniss.
A nine-year-old boy's preening obsession with straightening his hair elicits a tidal wave of homophobic panic in his hard-working mother, in this tender but clear-eyed coming-of-age tale.
An essential and highly influential classic, this film is the product of two of the most prominent and rebellious voices of the New Latin American Cinema: Marta Rodríguez and Jorge Silvar.
A reminder of the importance of activism, political engagement, and the sacrifices that come with it, this film follows Saulo, a black introvert student and fan of the Black Panther Movement, as he challenges his school in the largely white city of Fortaleza.
Argentina's national treasure, Ricardo Darín, plays Roberto, a gruff, anti-social loner who lords over his tiny hardware shop in Buenos Aires with a meticulous sense of control and routine.
Investigates the extermination policy of the Brazilian State against indigenous populations during the civil-military dictatorship, as well as the heroic indigenous resistance that seriously impacts hundreds of peoples and the fate of the planet itself.
When the Dominican Republic's Supreme Court stripped the citizenship of anyone with Haitian parents, Elena becomes the face of the struggle against the opaque bureaucratic process and a racist, hostile society, to stay in a country built on the labor of her forefathers.
After the signing of the Peace Agreement between the Colombian government and the FARC-EP in 2016, more than 200 guerrillas enter a demobilization camp where rebels prepare for a life without arms.
A striking contrast to Alfonso Cuarón's Roma, this film is a unique coming-of-age narrative exploring the racism inflicted on indigenous people in Mexico and the empowerment of a new generation that refuses to accept it silently.
In a world increasingly less transparent, where the shortcut of populism lurks to endanger democracies, this film compels us to ask ourselves if any society, however stable, can be considered invulnerable to a populist irruption and its consequences.
Investigates the incredible theft of fossils, mummies, shipwrecks, meteorites, exotic animals, and endangered trees that have crossed continents to end up in the hands of wealth collectors, scientific laboratories, and prestigious museums.
Handyman José lives with his family in La Soledad, a ramshackle villa located in what was once among Caracas' most affluent neighborhoods. Might a fabled treasure supposedly hidden in La Soledad's walls offer José's family a chance at a better life?
An absorbing coming-of-age story about migrant life through the prism of its most innocent figures: children.
A political and emotionally charged story, experienced by two 11-year-old boys coming from opposite ends of the social spectrum in the days leading up to the military coup in Chile.
Filmed over the course of 40 years, indigenous expert and filmmaker Vincent Carelli seeks out the origins of the Guaraní Kaiowá genocide. A conflict of disproportionate forces: the peaceful and obstinate insurgency of the dispossessed Guaraní Kaiowá against the powerful apparatus of agribusiness.
A quinceañera celebration exposes how racial prejudices affect a teenage girl's choices, while shooting sharp criticism at the heart and mind of Caribbean society.
Documents the mood on the streets of Uruguay between 1987 and 1989 following the approval of a law granting amnesty for all crimes and human rights violations committed by the army and police during the dictatorship.
Steevens is a young Haitian immigrant living a challenging, but somewhat stable life in Santiago de Chile: he has a construction job, a home, friends, and fun. This precariously balanced life is disrupted when a childhood friend arrives seeking assistance to establish himself.
A poignant portrayal of life in the streets of Medellín, Colombia, directed by the iconic Colombian poet and filmmaker Victor Gaviria.
In the violent times of a post-revolutionary Mexico, a complex and divided country, the ideas of a man paved the way towards social transformation. Radical, practical, and courageous, Lázaro Cárdenas and a socialist dream shaped the future of a Mexico in reconstruction with their political concepts.
A film as necessary as it is beautiful, Vincenta explores the struggle for the right to a legal, safe, and free abortion.
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