**3. Results**

The present dissertation allowed a critical analysis on the diverse representations of the other. The alternate within the selection of short films, I present a visualization and listen to racial, social, cultural, and historical subjectivities, as the case of the Mexican visualized by the foreigner American, the African American within the first decades of the twentieth century in the United States, the figure of the poilus and the enemy in the trenches of the Battle of Verdun during World War I and finally the face of the other's negation in the figure of the Jew in Auschwitz. The research empowers the possibility of generating spaces for reflection on the notions of otherness, from an ethereal, abstract, diverse, and programmatic perspective, even in the most inaccessible spaces of conflict for the encounter with the other.
