Agencia is an essay film that juxtaposes twentieth-century government agency films made about Puerto Rico alongside poetic documentation of the agency and strength of the Puerto Rican people. A story told in three parts, Agencia emphasizes the personal embodiment of agency in a propagandized state while rejecting ad nauseum depictions of Puerto Rican resilience and suffering over the course of a mediated colonial century.

Desidentificación is an essay film that examines the earliest filmic narratives about Puerto Rico in a self-reflexive exercise based on José Esteban Muñoz’ concept of disidentification, a practice of re-performing power as queer embodiment.

Ausencia is an essay film that explores the concept of horror and gender within Puerto Rico’s film and colonial history.

Bmore Boricuas is a documentary short that chronicles the community-driven archival work of Tola’s Room, a Puerto Rican home museum and cultural space in Baltimore City. The film follows the Bmore Boricuas Project, an initiative launched in 2021 to document and celebrate the histories of Baltimore’s Puerto Rican diaspora—from the 1800s to the present—through oral histories, personal artifacts, and creative expression. Bmore Boricuas offers a powerful reflection on migration, identity, and the enduring legacy of Puerto Ricans in Baltimore, using storytelling as a means of both preserving history and honoring the contributions of Baltimore’s Boricua community.