His first film, El corral y el viento (55 min, 2014), was screened at festivals, including Cinéma du Réel, CPH:DOX, Images, FIDOCS, Márgenes. His second film, Soñé con caballos, is in the final stage of production. He has done production, editing, and camerawork on several independent films, and is a member of the filmmakers collective Socavón Cine. He is coordinator of Festival de Cine Radical, a showcase of primarily documentary and experimental films held annually in La Paz. He has taught at Universidad Privada Boliviana and at Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, and has been invited to tutor workshops in Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. Hilari studied filmmaking in La Paz and Santiago de Chile and holds a Master’s degree in documentary filmmaking from Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.