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The image of a corpse abandoned in the street lives like a ghost within us. Film collage made with clippings, voices, drawings and moving images.

A pro-Republican documentary composed of archival material made during the Spanish Civil War. It is a summary of the different military operations which led to the conquest of Teruel.

The words and music of renowned artists tell us about Eduardo Mateo, decisive uruguayan musician in the second half of the 20th century.

Awserd refugee camp, Tindouf. Fatma has not seen her brother for 30 years, since they parted after the Moroccan invasion of Western Sahara. Now he is coming on a United Nations flight to stay for a few days. While Fatma and her family prepare for the visit, they describe their life in the worst corner of the Algerian desert. Meanwhile, human rights activists in the Sahara itself are persecuted by the Moroccan authorities. Leading figures and specialists in the subject set out their theories for securing a fair solution to this conflict, which has already continued for too long.

Cybernetic memories of jugs, tuned cars and pills kept in a drawer emerge with the anthem of the best time in the history of Spain in terms of having a good time.

Manuel lives day by day. He is a day laborer, a worker. However, he lives from art because he breathes art. While a couple of filmmakers are filming a documentary about their days. Manuel is imagining his own film.

Recollections of Fidel Castro's visit to Chile on November, 1971, and of the historical imperialist exploitation of Latin America.

A film consisting of interviews with seven artists who live in the Basque Country, identify as LGBTQ+ and are marked by different histories of migration. The project focuses on the intersections between queerness, artistic practices, and migrancy to create discourse on these issues in the Basque context and to break with linear and simplifying imaginations of belonging, be it in terms of gender, sexuality or geo-political territories.

Benedicto, is a retired police officer who has dedicated more than 30 years of his life, helping young drug addicts and homeless people in the rural town of Corozal, Puerto Rico. His story takes place day by day in a little humble house in the death road of the municipal cemetery of Corozal, a rural municipality of Puerto Rico with a high population of young homeless people, alcoholism and drug addicts. The door of Benedictus little house on the death road to the cemetery is the deviation between life and death for these young people in need.

First-hand testimony of the situation that the majority of the inhabitants of Palestine live through, including Tamar, a young woman who fled from there to be able to tell her story and that of her country. The short film arises from the directors' inability to create a work about a story of a country they are unfamiliar with.

Sahrawi children move to Basque country in summer thanks to the solidarity project Vacations in Peace. In the first part of the documentary, we see how they live, what they discover, what they learn and how these children enjoy themselves during their stay. The second part of the documentary takes place in the refugee camps in the desert which have held refugees for more than 30 years. We see their day-to-day life and, in passing, the reasons for the conflict and the Sahrawi struggle.

A few years ago Carlos only had a brother, a mother, a partner and two children. Now his family is much bigger.

This documentary examines the lively spirit of plena music, which celebrates and satirizes daily life occurrences. The film looks at the historical and cultural development of plena as well as its significance and importance today.

"My uncle is schizophrenic and my grandmother suffers from a terminal illness. My grandfather, who is unable to take care of them both, must decide between his wife and his son." So begins Mijael Bustos Gutiérrez's remarkable documentary about a family caught between love and duty.

In Managua, Nicaragua, teenager Sujeylin Aguilar raises her newborn daughter Karla on the same streets she has been calling home for the past eight years. Based in a city park and part of a larger group of youngsters, mother and baby struggle to reach the little one's first birthday. Beautifully told and full of hope, Karla's Arrival offers an intense personal story about second generation street children.

Report narrated by a local resident about the conflict between residents of the Pilar neighbourhood and the construction of a shopping centre in the area known as La Vaguada by the French company La Henin in 1977. Text taken from La Digitalizadora de la Memoria Colectiva

Staging of a song by Miguel F. López.

A film about magic and the telluric. A spell to protect a home and bid farewell to another.

This documentary will take us even further into Garabandal's message of hope and conversion as we marvel at the incredible fruits that have come out of Garabandal ever since the apparitions took place. Garabandal, Uncontainable Cascade has located eyewitnesses of the apparitions of Our Blessed Mother in San Sebastian de Garabandal, Spain and interviewed valuable experts on Marian apparitions in order to delve deeper into both the prophetic dimension of Garabandal as well as the question as to why Garabandal is still awaiting a definitive judgment by Church authorities.

In the heart of Madrid a ravaged forest lays calm in the aftermath of the storm. Shepherds, sheep and dogs roam among the branches of uprooted trees. Above them, the city resounds with birdsong and underneath we hear the murmurs of the herd. Old walls, new barriers enclose this territory. At night its borders dissolve on the hilltop. Under a black sky the contours of its inhabitants emerge. The land rings out and the city glimmers.

COCHENGO MIRANDA is a portrait of a farmer and his family living in the Pampas region of Central Argentina. Made by Jorge Preloran, Argentina's best-known documentary filmmaker, the film is an example of his unique genre of ethnobiography, in which the story of an individual reveals larger truths about a culture and way of life.

'Abbas Kiarostami: a transversal filmography' is a video essay on the relationship between the different child and adolescent characters in the Iranian director's various films. What is proposed is a parallel montage, based on the raccord of delayed apprehension between the seven films used. In this way, we perceive the sensation of a single character progressing in a linear fashion through Kiarostami's different films. In which the work opaques the entire growth stage of the youngsters, passing from childhood to old age in the blink of an eye.

The documentary film by director Bartomeu Vilà relives the experiences of one of the last cinematographers of the Republic, Joan Mariné, exceptional witness to a moment in the history of Catalan cinema that, despite the economic precariousness, the lack of means and the difficult international circumstances, was characterized by its high production, never surpassed, and its innovation in forms and contents. Through the memories and experiences of Joan Mariné (Barcelona, ​​1920), the documentary takes a tour of the films he filmed during those years of contention, both with the Sindicat d'Espectacles de la CNT/FAI, and later with the production company of the Republican Generalitat, Laya Films.

Paloma Pujol, footbag world champion, is the only female freestyler in Spain. She’s 31 years old and knows that soon her body will not respond to the demands of this sport. But she can’t retire without knowing that other girls are following her steps.

15 DAYS / 15 CITIES / 15 CONCERTS In September 2015 I organized a special European tour: 15 concerts in 15 cities in 15 days. From Barcelona to Serbia. Playing in the living rooms of the CouchSurfing hosts, for only 20 to 30 people, and carpooling as our mean of transport. People didn’t have to pay for a ticket, but everyone had to bring some food so we could all share it after the concert. I travelled with Joan Solé, who recorded everything: adventures, concerts, funny moments, parties, etc. Back then, all this footage came out as a 14-episode web series, but now that it’s been 10 years since the tour, we’ve put it all together as a documentary and showed it at Cine Texas in a special screening — and from today, you can also watch it online for everyone to watch.

Médicos del Mundo Sahara presents the "Hunna Raquizat Alhayat" campaign that tells the stories of 17 Saharawi refugee women with different specialties and responsibilities within the field of health. This campaign arises from the need to value their work and raise awareness around all the challenges they face in their day to day, with the aim of contributing to the construction of a fairer society for all people. Saharawi women have been and continue to be the ones who sustain the population or, in other words, they are the pillar of life.

The death of Mahsa Amini at the hands of the police sparked a revolution in Iran to fight for human rights and overthrow the Ayatollah's regime. As in 1979, events in foreign lands play an important role in the movement.

A filmmaker shoots a diary between December 2023 and July 2024, recording what surrounds her. The glimpses and banalities of the everyday experience are inseparable from the collective events unfolding outside.

In Oukout, four women meet every Sunday with their group to self-manage a microcredit system, along with the rice harvest. This food is a symbol of unity and prosperity in this area of Lower Casamance, as individualism has no place in their society. To survive, they need each other, and together they seek a balance between traditional life and economic independence.

Pascal Kleiman was born without arms, but that did not stop him in his career as a techno music DJ. An example that confirms that the human will is stronger than any impediment, regardless of its type.

A guy invites us to join him in his investigation about what happened in his town, Moaña, during the Spanish Civil War. In an imaginary journey in time, he moves to the town as it should be in July 18 of 1936.

Spanish documentary about the harbour mornings.

Reflection on the coiffeur profession and the steps that he follows to make the ideal haircut.

Historical documentary made by Canal Plus, which tries to reflect the phenomenon of the "bakalao" route. Thousands of young people throughout Spain are increasingly following a new fashion: weekends in full swing. Makina music, alcohol and so-called designer drugs are basic ingredients of such parties.

The last performance of the Travesía Travesti cabaret coincides with the Social Outbreak of October 18, 2019, in Chile. In the middle of the revolt, Anastasia tries to reunite the ex-members of a fractured cast, but Maraca, her best friend, does not want to continue with the work.

Animal captivity is a human decision. An apparently invisible but in the eyes of anyone behavioral pattern, calls into question the deprivation of freedom through a paranoid choreography.