Re-Conquest Films is defined by making cinema on a free manner. We approach storytelling focusing on socially-led narratives, seen from an open minded form of expression and life-style. 

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From the understanding that every reality is subjective we like to play it that way with a cinematic vision, which underpins much of our work, as does journalism, and philosophy, as well as good relationships of trust with the protagonists of our films.

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Since our creation in 2012 by filmmaker Luis M. Jara, RCF has gone on to win some international cinematography awards across multiple genres including short films and medium length documentaries.

 

Recent films include:

 

- Fable of Memories and Dreams

Selected at the London Lift-Off Sessions, and the Lagos, Nigeria In-Short Film Festival

 

- Stereotypes in Dance 

Selected at the FIVA- Almagro, Spain

 

- You don't have to do anything 

Winner of best script in Angular Rentals in Mexico City

 

- A Balance / An Energy

Selected at the Oaxaca Sports Film Festival 

 

- The Long Night of 500 Years

First place in CinemadaMare, Guardia Perticara, Italy.

Selected in the Refuge in Films Festival 2013 at the British Film Institute UK

 

- Mrs. Bates     

Grand Prix to Best Short in the KinoKolor Film Fest in Vilna, Lithuania.


Best Cinematography in the Bristol Encounters Film Festival, selected by NAHEMI.


Diamond Award in the Bangkok University Film Festival.

Selected in the Northern Nights Festival in London

Selected in the Eat Our Shorts Festival UK

 

- Gnossienne 

Selected in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

 

 

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We have also worked in media for:

CONDUMEX, Coca-Cola, Slim Foundation, Acer, World Animal Protection, BBC News, ABC News, Al Jazeera, The British Film Institute, Grain Media, The Guardian, Ambulante Film Festival, and The London Business School.

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Our international experience, is in countries like: Serbia, Germany, Aruba, Brazil, Italy, Spain, UK, Peru, Colombia and Mexico. 

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