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Police control and the closure of certain crossings on the Bidasoa river, natural border of the Pyrenées-Atlantiques Department, imposed by France in summer 2018 to prevent the entrance of immigrants on their way to other European countries, caused 10 deaths in a single year. Seven people died from April 2021, drowned in the waters of the River Bidasoa between Irun and Hendaia, while another three lost their lives in October 2021, hit by a train in Ziburu. This documentary, as well as putting a voice and face to several of the activists who work on either side of the river, as representatives of the Harrera Sarea (Reception Network) and Bidasoa Etorkinekin (The Bidasoa with Migrants) associations, also recalls those who lost their lives, giving them a name and an age, following their journey and their dreams, discovering the history and the people behind the cold figures of the deceased, giving the tragedy a more human aspect.

Raquel kept 3 diaries between the time she was a preteen until adulthood. She read them and realized a problem, that they dealt with boys.

Livestock are not the enemy. They are the key. The fight to reverse climate change is putting animals in the spotlight. The purpose of this documentary is to show the use of livestock for the regeneration of grasslands, soils, woodland and water. Good livestock management is shown in a real way as a solution for the restoration of ecosystems and rural economies.

Silent black and white film from Argentina made in 1901.

A sonic journey through Basque punk rock and the turbulent past that defined its sound, chronicling the rise of the gaztetxe movement.

Bajo Fuego depicts the unraveling of peace for a group of coca growing peasants in the southwest of Colombia. The film takes the perspective of the ‘cocaleros’ and over a period of 3 years shows how they survive in the midst of the most difficult circumstances. The government delays in fulfilling what it promised in the agreement, economic difficulties arise for families that substituted their coca trees, and the increasing presence of armed groups start to terrorise the region. The promised peace in Colombia turns out to be an illusion when the newly armed groups take control, assassinations occur, and the films’ main protagonists are being threatened with their lives and displaced. Even though peace was supposedly signed in Colombia, Bajo Fuego shows that for many in the southwest of Colombia the war continues.

A group of friends embark on the search for Friendship, a mysterious island located in southern Chile, supposedly inhabited by extra-terrestrial beings with great scientific advances. Throughout the search, their stories will intertwine with those who had communication with the island decades ago.

A short documentary film, Medical History is an audiovisual essay inspired by the poem “H.C 13.176” by Marisa Wagner, a former patient at several mental institutions. Images of a physical and mental wanderings around streets, journeys, nightmares, asylums, burials, falling trees, and the ocean: pieces of life that transcend any medical record.

Coronation of the virgin Andre Maria de Arritokieta, the patron saint of the province of Guipuzkoa.

The children are delighted with the shock waves of the breakwater Barcelona.

On May 31, 2010, ten people were killed by Israeli commandos in international waters. Along with 700 international activists, they were trying to deliver 10.000 tons of aid to the Palestinian population of Gaza, breaking the blockade it has endured for years. Through the eyes of surviving journalists and activists, we travel from Caracas to Valencia, Barcelona, ​​Brussels, London, Stockholm, Istanbul, and Gaza to try to understand the reasons behind the Freedom Flotilla.

A quick transaction.

ADMIRE: Road to Apolo is the raw and emotional journey of an emerging artist fighting to bring her first big show to life. Between ideas, rehearsals, and sleepless nights, ADMIRE builds her own universe from scratch — facing doubts, limits, and an industry that rarely bets on new voices. This documentary reveals the part no one sees: the creative process, the setbacks, the pressure, and the passion behind every step. It’s an honest and poetic portrait of what it truly means to carve out a path in music when everything still needs to be built. Because in the end, when the lights go up… every effort finds its meaning. And every scar turns into applause.

mtDNA 1Ce hg is a landscape study, shot in northern Iceland at 16mm, approximately 400 feet long. This piece shows an environment stripped of the human figure, evoked only by its vestiges, apparently abandoned in the solitude of a barren terrain and an inclement climate. The title of the piece appeals an archaic link between who looks and the environment that crosses with a certain strangeness in capturing a small fragment of the history of the crossroads.

Documentary about the battle of Guadalajara which took place in March 1937 during the Spanish Civil War and was the last major victory of the Republican Army.

A woman who can not walk, but aspires to unite 12 thousand people in a single embrace. Beating this record will allow her to have a wheelchair that gives back some mobility. Along the way, she will not only fight for her dream, but she will meet those who form this chain, and remind them why it's worth fighting for.

I can't sleep and my computer is full of memories.

Residents of Quintela de Leirado recount firsthand how, during Franco's dictatorship, many people resorted to smuggling to survive.

Jana Montllor Blanes, daughter of the well-known artist Ovidi, has lost the only photograph she took of her father on a trip they made to Mallorca. Navigating through the Mediterranean among family images, objects, smells, songs, press clippings and television programs, Jana embarks on another journey through memory to try to find the memory of her father, a person known to the general public and yet distant to her.

Testimonial documentary that develops the story of a homosexual and HIV-positive man trying to discover the changes that occur in him and his environment from the moment the tests discover that he is infected with HIV.

The history of the Asturian mining county from the mouths of its protagonists. We are after the victory of the national side in the Civil War, the families decimated with the dead in common graves. The "fugaos" and the guerrilla struggle that they maintained under the slogan of the PC. The “normalized” return to the mines with surveillance by the Civil Guard, the first strikes, timid and disorganized, spontaneous; the organization then, unionized and clandestine; the “resistance boxes”, the constant pulse against Francoism…

The gestures of these old Cordovan yard caretakers come from a transmission of feminine wisdom in working with plants that refers even to the oldest mythologies. When the cinema began, the Andalusian feminine also incorporated in its young actresses the relationship with patios and flowers as a context of the archetype. An exercise in viewing between the gestures and the times of a southern female figuration.

In Amaicha del Valle, a small native community in Northern Argentina, Internet service is often interrupted because of the strong winds. Mario Reyes, the native community's wrangler and park ranger, will have to take the Internet provider's engineer, Mercado, up the mountain to fix the problem.

In the 1960s, the abandoned factories of New York City's SoHo were occupied by artists from around the world, sparking the beginning of one of the most colourful periods in contemporary art. The Karamazoffs, a collective from Barcelona, along with colleagues and pioneers from that era, recall their personal experience and the artistic atmosphere in SoHo from the 1960s to the 1980s.

Art, essay and observational documentary.

The body of Sinbad the Diver turned up floating off the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua. The mermaid had turned his soul into a turtle, and the turtle was the one who returned him to the world of men. Sinbad was born once more as a Miskito and was raised on the banks of the wonderful Coco River. When he grew up, nature took care of carrying him back to the sea, where the mermaid is waiting for him. The Mermaid and the Diver is a journey to Central America, to Nicaragua, to the Atlantic Coast, and to the Miskito people.

Intimate portrait of the first summer, fall and winter in a strange country.

During the 30s, the young Catalan teacher Antoni Benaiges takes office at a rural school in northern Spain. Antoni has a simple project: he wants to teach his pupils to write and to be free through the use of the printing press. But his dream ends very soon. An individual and collective story in memory of the victims of the Franco's repression.

Every December 25, in Zapote, the popular festivities of the city of San José begin, where the most important bullfights in Costa Rica take place. These parties are attended each year by men and women called improvised bullfighters who spontaneously give the public their joy and passion. The ring of the Fiestas de Zapote is the stage where Laisa, Pity and Cuchufleta not only face the bull, but through each of their feats in the ring, they try to define their masculinity.

Andrés Pérez Araya, one of the most outstanding Chilean artists. Through his own voice, makes an exciting retelling of his life and his final years.

A nine-year old girl, Naha, who in day-to-day life studies primary education en Wilaya de Smara is the point of departure for this documentary. Through the her family life, teachers, those responsible for Sahrawi education and NGOS, we understand the education system in the camps causing us to be in awe of the patience of the Sahrawi people, refugees for 35 years, holding out hope for a definitive solution to the conflict. This documentary intends to introduce the viewer to the situation of the Sahrawi people in the camps through one of the most basic needs for the development of a community: chidren's education. Education in the Sahrawi refugee camps is supported by women being those that develop and strengthen the task of educating in schools.

They were sentenced to death for a crime they had not committed. They spent years in prison. They were reborn the day they were declared innocent and released. Ron, Shujaa, Greg, Albert. This is the story of four friends. Of their individual and collective struggle. The battle of four exonerated people who wanted to end capital punishment. And also the story of his wives, his sisters, his daughters... Of the women who stayed by his side. A fable of friendship and love. A journey across the United States, from Texas to Washington, to end an inhumane and unjust system.

The documentary analyses the relationship between producers and chefs based on their own testimonies. It touches on subjects such as the importance of the produce in the kitchen, sustainability, the generational takeover and promotion of the rural world.