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El Divino (The Divine) is a portrait of Karolo, an unique character from the Old Port in Algorta, who has always shaped his life around his values and his artistic flair whatever the cost.

Madrid 24/7 is 100% trains and 100% action. Wholesale Cars on both sides of the train, rolled whole cars, backjumps and obviously a lot of trouble with the long arm of the law. The film is set mainly in Madrid's subway but begins with an InterRail trip to Stockholm, Berlin, Prague, Hamburg, Munich and more!

Two youths talk about famous photograph by Robert Capa "Falling soldier", icon of the Spanish Civil War (1936-39).

“Children of the Earth” is the testimony of people linked to nature who open their hearts to transmit to humanity the wisdom that Mother Earth treasures. People who have inherited their knowledge from their ancestors and whose practice shows that we have a living pharmacy within our reach, as long as we take care of nature.They are medicine men and women who propose “an initiatory journey”, a plea in favor of natural medicine. They also emphasize that the materialism and stress to which current society subjects us prevent us from searching for consciousness, leading us to distance ourselves from nature. In this way, the documentary leads the viewer to reflect on the current health system. But it also tries to make people see that the great challenge is to once again be able to think about the common good, the Earth, our greatest provider of life.

Documentary that narrates a key moment in our history: the Franco coup d'état, the cruel repression that was carried out and the attempts at resistance in the Charra province. Many people are convinced that Salamanca surrendered with open arms to the coup plotters; However, nothing could be further from the truth. In Salamanca there was repression and there were attempts at resistance; There were arrests and there were tortures, there were shootings and there were disappearances. In Salamanca there was also harsh repression that manifested itself in all its forms.

Narration of one of the most lacerating events in the history of this municipality in the Sierra de Cádiz: the murder of 15 neighbors, without trial or formation of any cause. Some of these victims had fled in September 1936 but ended up returning to the municipality, probably in February 1937. It was on that date that the town's Falangists arrested them and executed them, and not as previously thought in the summer of 1936. Several survivors and relatives of those massacres narrate what the arrests of the women and the shootings were like. They also talk about the exhumation of the bodies of these 15 women, where for many years family and friends have brought flowers.

The documentary is centered on the figure of Xosé Castro Veiga "The Pilot"

A young man sits in boredom at home, as time goes by.

Vicente, trapped in the monotony of his daily existence, faces a radical change in his life after receiving an enigmatic visit one night while he is absorbed in watching television.

The recipe of a traditional Valencian dish, paella, is the perfect excuse for meeting Amparo, a 96-year-old woman who explains, between ingredients, the secret of her life: optimism, happiness and enthusiasm. With the pretext of making a paella, and accompanied by her 8-year-old great-grandson, Amparo looks back at memories of her childhood, of her life, while making sure that our gastronomy is passed on to the younger generations.

The documentary ‘Les mamàs Belgues’ directed by Sven Tuytens is the story of 21 young women from Belgium who volunteered in 1937 to work as nurses in a Valencian military hospital, looking after republican soldiers.

The history of the Asturian mining basin 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 history of the Asturian mining basin 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…

Raw material taken from the film "The cosmonaut" under CC license. The collection features hours of footage of landscapes and unique locations, shot in the Soviet Union and Spain, and describing the strange journey of a cosmonaut on an empty land.

Eduardo Souto de Moura, the acclaimed architect and Pritzker Prize winner, reflects on his unique work and his perspective on architecture.

Iceland lives in darkness for much of the year. The good thing about night is that it's like a backdrop which erases the set and leaves you looking at the bare essentials, like looking at sheet of paper you have to draw on.

It is not enough to hang your prey, you have to tie it well.

Is border control between the states a business? 2014 was one of the years most media in the Euro-African borders of Ceuta and Melilla. 'Walled' follows a traveler accompanied his guide dog, which seeks to understand how it works the Southern Border. Faced with a journalism that seeks to impact, Walled tries to humanize a through conversation with the various actors who inhabit the border: migrants, security forces, human rights activists and neighbors on both sides of the fence.

Ten prisoners of a Spanish penitentiary open their heart for us. They talk about their criminal past, their life in prison and their repentance.

A young youtuber goes through a deep depression. A lonely man seeks contact through unconventional means. And an old woman observes, under the light of day, the consequences of those two dark lives.

Carmen Balcells was the woman who changed power relations in literature. Behind the scenes she invented the so-called "Latin American Boom" and from her literary agency in Barcelona, she welcomed authors as no one had ever done before.