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Carpathian forest under the snow. Silence. Red horses approach. A sculpture of a Soviet pioneer buried in the snow. A feminine hand rests on the frozen ground. A tear. Where do the red horses gallop? The film is structured like a collage from a personal archive, like an origami of pain.

Told through young Denise’s eyes, we discover how her parents saved more than just each other during World War II.

A portrait of the 102-year-old DJ and legendary pioneer of drag shows in London, Jo Purvis. Purvis, who was named by QX Magazine as a “living legend of the gay scene” talks about her life and career.

Paquita is a somewhat eccentric woman who, while walking her dog, gets a strange substance on her head. Angry, she goes to the hair salon where she meets with her friends every Tuesday. While they try to fix her hair, she turns into a zombie, wreaking havoc on the salon.

Flow is the beginning of the rhythm. Movement within flow is continuous, measured, and can often feel, feel cold, cold to the plunge, to the touch, the body needs a warmup. Let the body move you, not you the body, what the fuck does that mean? It represents beginning, arriving and falling, the end of a journey. A path come to a stop. Flail in the wind, succumb to the current, let the dust in the wind speak for your scaffold. Part 1 of 5.

The strange disappearance of a Senegalese day laborer during the olive harvest has shocked the Andalusian town of Villacarrillo (Jaén). This is not the first time this has happened; in 2014, a similar case caused serious incidents in the municipality.

A moving short documentary that tells the inspiring story of Cipriano González, a local hero from Toledo, Spain, whose dedication to those most in need transformed the community over nearly seven decades. From his humble birth in Mensalbas in 1936 during the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War to the founding of the NGO Socorro de los Pobres, this documentary weaves a moving story of altruism and unconditional love. Through intimate interviews with family members, NGO volunteers, and those whose lives were touched by his generosity, the film delves into the heart of a man who, moved by his own experience with poverty, committed himself to ensuring that "no one would go without a plate of food on the table."

The weather is becoming increasingly extreme, and the damage it causes ever more massive. The reason for these changes: Climate change is causing air temperatures to rise. For every degree of warming, the atmosphere can absorb seven percent more water vapor. As a result, precipitation and thunderstorms are becoming more frequent and intense, and hailstones are becoming ever larger. The consequences are fatal. Extreme precipitation, hail, storms, and thunderstorms destroy cars, roofs, crops, and livelihoods. In Germany alone, the German Insurers' Association has calculated total damages of €5.7 billion for 2023.

In the heart of Sardinia lies a table mountain: difficult to access, deserted, and barren. Here live hundreds of feral horses of an ancient breed – and among them, a quirky loner, the last of a long line of sheep and goat herders. The Giara di Gesturi volcanic plateau, with its cork oaks and lakes, is one of the world's last landscapes where feral horses gallop freely. Rain floods the meadows in winter, and during the droughts in summer, the shallow, temporary lakes dry up completely.

Mina lives quietly with her Nana in her 50s styled life until a young couple arrive next door and disturb her perfect peace with their crying baby.

Where do memories go when they decide to leave us? Where do dreams go when we forget them? Where does love go when it ends?

Looking into the Distance is a film shot on the island of Lanzarote that focuses its narrative on observing the horizon. The film is structured around a series of camera movements (upward and downward) and presents different encounters between landscapes and frames, as well as a rhythmic progression that attempts to exhaust all possible combinations until it confuses what is below with what is above, the sky with the earth, darkness with light.

Some dream of summiting the highest peaks, visiting a remote island or being the fastest to navigate a route. But not Emily. She dreams of esoteric adventure and of dragging a canoe across a bog. Enlisting her friend, the pair set off to navigate the Isle of Lewis’ intricate system of lochs. But finding the right kit can be a challenge for Emily. When outdoor shops only stock technical clothing up to a size 16, how is adventure possible for the 45 percent of women in the United Kingdom who wear larger sizes?

The short documentary chronicles the 3,600 km transfer of wild animals (brown bears, wolves, deer, lynxes) from a closed Andorran zoo to European sanctuaries during the 2021 pandemic, led by the veterinarian.

Jack, a former lighthouse keeper in his prime, lives a peaceful existence isolated on his cliff-island lost in the middle of the ocean. He encounters a great white pelican stranded on his island. A story of friendship that will change Jack's life.

Every year, thousands risk their lives to illegally reach England on rubber dinghies from Calais. It is a perilous crossing, at the mercy of smugglers, on the dangerous waters of the English Channel. Women, men, and children from Syria, Iran, and Sudan. Director Julien Goudichaud spent seven years walking the beaches of Calais, documenting what was happening there and talking to migrants and those who manage the trafficking. He ended up making the crossing himself, camera in hand, with the exiles, to understand and show what it means.

In the heart of the Ecuadorian Amazon, Yasuni National Park is one of the richest biotopes on the planet. This 10,220 km² territory is home to 1,335 known species of animal and 2,700 known species of plant, with no doubt many more to discover. The Kichwas and Huaoranis live here, as do the Tagaeri and Taromenane communities in voluntary isolation. For several decades now, these root peoples have seen their territory and culture threatened by oil extraction activities. They are fighting to raise awareness of the richness of the forest and the importance of protecting it. At the end of 2023, a team of scientists led by herpetologist (reptile and amphibian specialist) Damien Lecouvey spent 30 days and 30 nights in the jungle. Their objective: to inventory potential new animal and plant species, and take stock of known species, in order to help preserve them.

Coffee growers on the Spanish-Portuguese border worked amid corruption and misery on the borderline. It was an extremely difficult period. In the midst of the Spanish post-war period, they traveled along Europe's oldest border on the banks of the Guadiana River. In 2017, this border celebrates its 750th anniversary. The testimonies of those old backpackers between Encinasola (Spain) and Barrancos (Portugal) tell a story of hunger in the midst of two dictatorships, those of Franco and Salazar.

A group of four friends are enjoying a vacation in a village in the Ebro region when they awaken an ancient magic that was thought to be nothing more than legend.

Sophie, a high school janitor, finds herself locked inside a classroom. As she faces the closed door, an eerie unease settles in. Between fleeting shadows and childhood games, waiting turns into anxiety.

My mother got her first embroidery machine when she was 13. After my father passed away, my mother and my grandmother went to the cemetery to replace the fresh flowers with plastic ones. My mother and my grandmother still embroider to this day.

In the midst of a torrid summer, in which climate change appears once again in all its unstoppable power, the protagonist, a young French woman, calls her mother, telling her in an agitated manner that she feels crushed by the city atmosphere and that she is about to leave for a trip.

Ordering a Chinese takeaway causes a couple to quarrel

Moments of life in Nice.

A documentary by the Dossier Center tells the story of Russian volunteers who have joined Ukraine's side and are fighting for its liberation. In Russia, these individuals are labeled as terrorists: they have crossed into the Kursk and Belgorod regions armed and engaged in battles with the Russian army. These volunteers made a choice that severed ties with their families and friends. Dossier journalists traveled to the frontlines to explore what drives these Russians to take up arms against their compatriots. This film is not only a chronicle of the war in Ukraine but also an exploration of deep moral conflicts. It is a story of traitors, heroes, and their tragic futures.

Based on Franck André Jamme’s poem Conches, Banners, Sacred Leaves, exploring his early travels to Nepal and later to Rajasthan to seek out the origins of Tantric paintings used to awaken heightened states of consciousness.

Two assassins meet in a village and recognize each other. They both have a single target to kill, but the presence of the other creates problems.

A narrative short film.

A seemingly harmless bet degresses rapidly.

Experimental short film about the experience of listening to live music.

Stop motion film produced as part of the "Stop Motion - Animation en volume" training in 2024.

Who were the videotapes that my parents recorded in the early 2000s meant for? On both sides of the ocean, before and after emigrating from Buenos Aires to Barcelona, a collection of forgotten messages and wishes draws us to reflect on how identity is shaped by uprooting, the different ways of adapting to a new life, and the role of memories.

A documentation of the golden glow on the ocean one evening.