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A nahual emerges in animal form to deliver a warning: the land of Yucatán is being wounded and desecrated. As the Maya train megaproject continues, Falú confronts his identity and sense of belonging, caught between preserving his roots and the forces that threaten to erase them.
On her 23rd birthday, Amaia says nothing to see who remembers. Her roommates ignore her and her family lets her down. Fed up, she orders a pizza, sparking a surreal night with the only person who wishes her a happy birthday: the delivery guy.
Embracing four years recorded on a digital camera to reminisce the teenage years
Undergrowth (Maleza) is a brief exploration of one of the most destructive consequences of rural depopulation and abandonment: forest fires. It does so, specifically, by focusing on the destructive power of the undergrowth—a suffocating thicket of ‘weeds’ caused by the rural exodus—which, as the story unfolds, takes over the image itself to destroy it completely.
Getafe II, a shopping center suspended between past and present, reveals the fascination and fragility of nostalgia.
Alex, Sara, Marcos, Riley, and Laura have been roommates for a long time. When the landlord tells Alex that someone has been illegally subletting the apartment without the others' knowledge, he must do everything he can to find out who is responsible. In the process, some unwanted confessions come to light.
Maia is a broken and sleeping woman. Leo, her partner, is a manipulative monster who enjoys nullifying her and subjugating his entire circle. Maia's present is intertwined with her past, like two divergent worlds that fight. A book is the key. A party at sea, the awakening.
A Facebook conversation between a father and daughter defined by time and distance.
Amid the outbreak of an armed conflict in Barcelona, a young couple struggles to reunite.
Álvaro returns to his Mediterranean hometown to sell the family house. There, the Mediterranean comes alive and guides him through legends, customs and memories, on an intimate journey where past and present intertwine. Onades is a contemporary fable about identity, nostalgia and desire, a poetic and queer short film created from and for La Vila.
The story of how a toy robot, after being abandoned by its owner, acquires its own consciousness and feels for the first time.
In July 1974, Spain moves towards an unpredictable political change. Carmen also changes: her marital status. From a life attached to her father figure, to a life attached to her husband.
A white-painted wild olive tree has always been the symbol of the family. Today, his father and brother cut it down to make it easier for the grandmother to get out with the car. From a distance, the author writes a letter to his brother, reflecting on family, memory, and what it means to leave behind what has always defined them, while trying to maintain their bond, marked by tension and conflict every time he returns home.
A river: the Esla. A region: Tierra de la Reina. A dam and a wildfire, destruction from water and destruction from fire, two ways of losing paradise. A forest saved by a miracle and a valley in danger. Local people who write and a stranger who reads, listens and looks.
Discover the rhythm, friendship, and energy of the Venezuelan duo Carmelo y Las Fieras in this intimate portrait of their music and bond.
A commission by Marc Salicrú to Jordi Boquet about the 3rd action at FiraTàrrega: an incursion by the Brigades of Popular Confusion before thousands. A city concert with over 350 participants (bands, firefighters, buses…) that shattered urban liturgy into a procession toward collective ecstasy.
A man buys a table from a woman. Little did he know this simple exchange would end up being more complicated.
The film, subsidized by the Tenerife Island Council, explores the relationship between the logic of the universe and musical language. In this work, Suzanne Ciani, a pioneer of electronic music, travels to the Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics (IAC) to investigate this groundbreaking scientific research. This pioneering discovery reveals that spiral galaxies rotate with the same rhythmic pattern and that their different galactic disks spin in harmony, musically connected to one another, like the instruments of an orchestra. With the help of musicians from different continents, Ciani sets out to compose the score of the cosmos in an unprecedented dialogue between music and astronomy.
Churrería Maravillas opens on New Year's Eve. Inés accepts the holiday shift because she can't afford anything else. Miguel, the owner, pushes the staff to their limits, stretching the business to the breaking point with improvised deliveries and workers without contracts. While the city celebrates, the night speeds up amidst oil, orders, and the general rush. Until something happens, forcing them to stop and revealing another question: How far must we dehumanize ourselves to survive in a place that no longer waits for anyone?
Can we imagine an archaeology of the future? An unearthing of objects that have not yet been used, a reconstruction of societies that have not yet come to dance. And yet, traces guide an erratic movement from which all our rhythms seem to draw. There is, within archaeology, a visceral drive to reconstruct myths that might serve us as shelters—against which to contrast forms of community, of everyday life, of living.
Bleda y Rosa are one of the most significant Spanish visual artist couples of their generation. They are working on the installation of an out-of-context structure in the middle of the Valencian landscape. Of this entire process, only a single photograph must remain.
In the first part of *El Agujero*, we follow the story of Ángel, a young man living in a working-class neighborhood with very few opportunities. His life revolves around his desire to escape that “prison,” and fate will present him with an opportunity to break free that is as tempting as it is dangerous.
Kino by Marta Szewczyk and Andrea Jarales tells the story of a woman whose daily routine begins to blur as her obsession with a local cinema grows. Visionary hallucinations and fleeting moments of wonder weave through her life, mixing with the monotony of everyday existence. Each scene — from empty streets to the chaos in her apartment — reflects the protagonist’s inner disarray, showing how the line between reality and imagination becomes increasingly thin.
Caminito del Rey is a feature-length documentary that takes viewers on a journey along one of the world's most spectacular and dangerous walkways. From its humble beginnings in 1901, when daring sailors hung suspended in mid-air to construct an impossible path, to its stunning restoration in 2015, this documentary explores the incredible story of a place that defied the laws of nature and time. It is not just a documentary about a place; it is a celebration of the human stories that have made it timeless.