Todo Parecía Posible (Everything Seemed Possible) is a meditation on
memory and the legacies of images—how cinema travels across
generations and how the past continues to press upon the present.
Interweaving director Ramón Rivera Moret’s family story with the films
produced by Puerto Rico’s Division of Community Education in rural
communities throughout the 1950s and ’60s, the film reflects a
generation’s urgent desire to build the country anew.