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In 2002, 79 people died when The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People’s Army (FARC) launched a homemade mortar onto a church where many were hiding from crossfire between the FARC and the Paramilitaries. Leyner Palacios survived, but 28 of his family members did not. When peace between the government and the FARC was signed in 2016, after 50 years of conflict, Leyner made it his mission to ensure the peace deal was implemented to his people’s benefit, receiving a Nobel Peace Prize in the process. But, as the FARC demobilise, other armed groups seek to fill the power vacuum, and political pressure through presidential elections puts Leyner’s work, and life, at risk. Will this poster boy of peace be able to protect his family from another wave of violence?

Yus, a 29-year-old young man, made several attempts to escape his country by hiding under trucks. This microdocumentary tells the story of the repression and the punishments he received from the police.

The disintegration of the Balkans began and ended in Kosovo. The Kosovo War (1999) left the region, which is now under the protection of the United Nation, with lasting scars. The Kosovar Albanians wish to form an independent nation with or without Serbia's consent. Serbia is not willing to shift its borders and lose what it considers to be the "cradle" of the Serbian nation. NOESTAMODEPASO PRODUCTIONS exams the present and the future of this Balkan region that has the highest rates of unemployment and illiteracy in all of Europe. Furthermore, over half of the population is under 20 years of age. Gaps and inconsistencies in the law have turned Kosovo into a chaotic mess with few guaranteed fundamental rights. There is no freedom of movement, houses remain occupied and children are assigned to schools based on their ethnicity. Everybody wants to look towards the future; however, the pain of the past is still very present, making Kosovo the last scar of the Balkans.

Arangol, the life of an anonymous hero who becomes the Cid Campeador of soccer in a country that plays baseball. A story that reflects the constancy, struggle and perseverance of Juan Arango, who with his talent and a blind faith in himself achieves his goals. Conquering the world thanks to soccer has been his best example of personal improvement that expresses what the Venezuelans are made of.

In the political atmosphere of the 90s in Argentina, pikete* appeared as a form of demonstration for large groups of people and begins to be usually called with the movement of piketeros, generally composed of unemployed people. Piketeros are generally represented in the mainstream media as violent men with masks and clubs in their hands. The film is about the women who are quite never mentioned in this dominant movement although they compose 70% of it. *Pikete- [p?-k?-te] - is an action by which a group of people blocks a road or street with the purpose of demonstrating and calling attention over a particular issue.

Despite the suffering of a land in which nothing was coming out of the blue, and even less water, the inhabitants of Ablitas, a small village in the south of Navarre (Spain), managed to make a living through effort and hard work. This also led to the formation of a particular character through which they learnt how to see the good side of things and enjoy even in the worst situations. This documentary contains the last testimonies of some of those who had a HAPPY LIFE OF MISERY.

This film is "the opposite of a combat description. It's a combat." This is how the author speaks, in an explicit reference to Marker's film, of this urgent film for Palestine. Alberte Pagán presented a short and urgent film denouncing the situation of the Palestinian people. A film that recovers the maximum actuality of these days, the population of Gaza submitted to the attacks of the Israeli army, which caused more than a few deaths. The images of Urgent Film for Palestine were shot in 2011 in the occupied territories and tell the story of Dionísio Pereira in his Galician version. As its author, referring to Chris Marker, says, this film is "the opposite of a description of a combat, it's a fight”

Sebastián is a photographer who portrays homosexual men in Santiago de Chile, mainly by revealing their sexual expressions. It doesn't matter who or how many of them are involved, nor is it an issue the fact of their being exposed, as sex and the camera are a escape from their realities.

Documentary about the Argentine punk and hardcore scene, from the early 80s to the mid-2000s. It includes interviews with various people in the environment, both musicians, producers and journalists, as well as archive material.

This correspondence between Spanish auteur Jaime Rosales and critical chronicler of contemporary China Wang Bing is divided into three short films each consisting of documentary observations.

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Fleeing the war in Syria, a group of women and girls carve out a future that has become a business in the harsh lands of Lebanon.

Documentary on the Forest of Maricao revealing little known information on it, while also incorporating the human footprint through oral histories and archaeological and architectural testimonies.

Documentary about the former Casino of Barcelona, located on the road of La Rabassada, seen through the eyes of its current tenant.

Using found footage, still photographs, animations, and occasional original footage, “The Mist in the Palm Trees” purports to tell the story of Santiago Bergson, writer, physicist, and sometime pornographer who sold arms to the Resistance in France, flirted with the Nazis, collaborated on Orson Welles’ “War of the Worlds” broadcast and helped build the A-Bomb.

Children in one class will eat with science.

A Finnish factory. A conflict between two countries. A woman between two men. What happens when one of the largest pulp mill in the world is installed in a small city in the interior of Uruguay?

A refreshing, celebratory look into the truth, spirit, and hearts of trans children in Spain.

Documentary showing the work of the Pro-Tamarit Collective in organizing the Tamarite de Litera Magicians' Gathering, held in honor of the illustrious magician Florences Gili.

María finds a letter from her recently deceased grandfather in which he recounts that he was imprisoned in a Francoist concentration camp in the province of Córdoba, in his village: Los Blázquez. She was unaware of the existence of the concentration camp and decides to investigate the matter.

A quiet off-season afternoon alongside the Mekong River in Luang Prabang, Laos.

1980s. The Counter-Revolution from three media points of view: that of the United States, that of foreign countries and that of Nicaragua . Comparison of the "reality" of Nicaragua in a "state of war" and how it is portrayed by the American media, which is heavily influenced by the role of the United States in this conflict. Various documents illustrate this approach: NBC and ABC television reports on recent events; the American NB Archives on the history of Nicaragua; a film shot by the Sandinista army; and Super 8 reports shot by the two journalists in December 1985 and January 1986.

FC Pol Positiu are on a 2 year unbeaten streak in a league made up of players with mental illnesses. On their journeys as a unit and as individuals they contend with hospital admissions, the pressure of the game and what it means to be a team that accepts anyone, no matter who you are.

This documentary portrays an escape from the fast pace of Madrid. Conversations at age 25 unfold through a discreet camera that observes the smallest gestures, laughter, silence, and knowing glances. Everyday moments transform into memory, and the bond between them reveals itself as a new territory to explore. A reminder that, sometimes, all it takes is leaving the city and being with your friends.

Young biologist Diego García-Vega travels around Spain in search of common solutions to the profound crisis facing farmers and the looming ecological emergency.

The documentary features the testimony of Domingo Espinel Reyes, a goatherd from Tindaya (Fuerteventura, Spain) who shares the story of his childhood and youth as a goatherd, memories linked to springs and fountains that are now neglected.

A tribute to the director's uncle, Antonio Gómez, who became head designer at Valentino after fleeing from a father who wouldn’t accept his homosexuality. He never received the recognition he deserved. He died of AIDS in 1991, just as he was beginning to make a name for himself on his own. While going through his belongings, the director found an unfinished film script that he feels is about him. This documentary is a cathartic journey in search of who his uncle truly was. As a family, they = filmed the movie he couldn’t finish in his lifetime.

Bigger than Art is a feature documentary that explores the main topics of art through the eyes of some of the best contemporary artists alive. The film develops around a conversation between an artist, Gottfried Helnwein and actor Sean Penn about the origins of art, how human beings have dealt with it through time and its ability to transcend.

Written and directed by the filmmaker Jesús Almendros, 'Miradas' recreates the geographical, social and cultural environment of Vicente Ameztoy at a very early stage of his artistic career. It was filmed in San Sebastian and in the painter's family home in Villabona (Gipuzkoa), with the collaboration of several of his friends, including the painter Juan Luis Goenaga.