Darkness swept across Europe. In Spain, a coup d'état threatened the legitimate Second Republic. A reflection on the hidden history of thousands of people who crossed the ocean from Cuba to fight fascism in the so-called Spanish Revolution.
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Darkness swept across Europe. In Spain, a coup d'état threatened the legitimate Second Republic. A reflection on the hidden history of thousands of people who crossed the ocean from Cuba to fight fascism in the so-called Spanish Revolution.
A journey through the life of artist Jorge Gay, from his different creative stages to the influences of all kinds that have inspired the painter from Zaragoza.
The documentary focuses on the working and employment rights of the disabled. We give an ear to what physically disabled people tell about their lives. Hubert, Marylin, Candelario and Yolanda from Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic and El Salvador… With their daily routines, we witness the statistics so far from reflecting the realities of the disabled.
There are thousands of ways to lose your identity. One of them, the name. In Chinese, names are part of an inheritance, they gather. But, distance, time and life itself often take us away from each other. Claudia begins the search for her family's Chinese surname and her grandmother's real name, Ama, in homage to her.
Murcia has become a giant archaeological site. As new knowledge is being uncovered about the origins of the city, this film explores the reasons why over half of its traditional farmland has vanished.
A short documentary in collaboration with the Villanueva neighborhood association, which tells the story of how the town's residents restored an old washhouse, where the women of the village used to gather to wash clothes.
In a remote corner of Asturias, a mysterious cave emerges from time, revealing secrets forgotten for centuries. "Guyulfo: The Cave of the Wolf God" is a documentary that chronicles the exciting archaeological discovery of a Roman treasure lost for centuries, and the stories that emerge from its depths.
After the death of my father three years ago, I return to the town of my childhood.
The beauty of the street movement on a rainy day.
Images of the port of Barcelona, with a poetic view, great aesthetic quality and anthropological interest.
One spring day, amidst the incessant murmur of cars and birds, several neighbours meet on the banks of the Besòs - for years one of Europe's most polluted rivers - to share songs, dances and poems.
A visit to the border between Belarus and Poland.
A requiem sounds out in Tolosa's Iturralde farmhouse. This year's will probably be the last harvest of Tolosa black beans. Too many years for Nicasio and Lourdes. Too much work for a product which, in this crop, is 100% locally-sourced.
June 1940 marked the closure of “Foto Esporles” and the end of Francesca “Rosseta”’s contact with her neighbor, photographer Leo Israel Frischer. Leo, a European Jew fleeing Nazism, arrived in Mallorca in the 1930s. By June 1940, he and many others faced expulsion from Spain. Stripped of nationality and resources, they had to escape a war-torn Europe. The film follows Leo’s journey from Hamburg to Tangier, Esporles to Miranda de Ebro concentration camp, and Wales, highlighting the social, legal, and personal struggles of Jewish refugees in Mallorca during WWII.
'Amalur' is a documentary that tells the story of the evolution of human beings and their relationship with nature from ancient times to modern times, where large cities that house thousands of people predominate. It is an analysis of our social and individual behavior, in which we seek to escape from reality in order to survive in a world full of inequalities, meaningless progress and a planet that is being consumed at an unbridled pace.
A farewell letter; places of repression; stories of the lives of victims of reprisals narrated by their children; create a tale so that WHERE OBLIVION MAY NOT DWELL.
This film, guided by a bunch of original songs, captures some intimate days that the basque band Mcenroe spent in a house placed on the spamish countryside, treatened with the closeness that defines them.
An audiovisual account of the construction of James Lee Byars's "The Gold Sphere" in October 1992 and its destruction on 8 June 1994. The whole process is visualized in images while Miguel is heard in a voiceover reciting "Granada", a poem published in the catalogue "Plus Ultra" as a presentation of Bryan's work, blended in with a musical collage of "Una granaína" and "Media granaína".
This documentary collects, through the testimonies of five survivors, four women and one man, the tragedy experienced in “la Desbandá de Málaga and the subsequent exile to France. At the entrance of Queipo de Llano's troops into the city of Malaga, thousands of people, mostly women and children, fled to Almería along the road. They were bombed by sea, land and air by the German army, Mussolini's army and Franco's troops from the then Moroccan colony. Around five thousand people died on these two hundred kilometers of road. This exodus was known as “La desbandá”.
On September 13, 1936, Ibiza is bombed. The republican forces flee the island, but not before mass shooting all the prisoners locked up in the city castle. On September 20, the so-called national forces landed, under the command of Commander Antonio Montis Castelló and Arconovaldo Bonacorsi, better known as Conde Rossi, who began a harsh repression that would last beyond the end of the war.
The importance of working for equality, through sisterhood, under the gaze and experience of three women.
A slow and somber journey through the spaces that were the protagonists of the Alcàsser Case.
Video-reality film, showing the archive of a week in the life of Ian and his relationship with drugs and different subcultures in Madrid. In digital video format, the film works with the “poor image” and is constructed through the documented archive of a real week, where the camera appears as another character, a machinic-sensitive extension of the protagonist himself. Ian constructs landscapes (sonorous and visual) to document the residual dissociative experience of his relationship with various drugs throughout a period of his life. The film M-HOLE constitutes both a therapeutic and documentary attempt to expose, through the archive, the aesthetic experiences that follow him during a week of his life. This experimental-documentary film addresses the issues faced by youth in confronting precarity and chemical policies in relation to the pathological avalanche of our times.