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Laxus explores the relationship between camera movement and pictorial stroke. Each gesture that composes it is conceived as a brushstroke and executed with a movement that begins tense and becomes relaxed and free, letting go of the arm, emphasizing the physical act of filming rather than the visual one.

A filmmaker revisits home videos of her 13-year-old self, reflecting on the loss of innocence, self-awareness, and memory, creating a dialogue between past and present.

During an extravagant gathering of friends, the atmosphere slowly becomes charged with tension and discussions begin to arise. Gradually, the conflicts give way to a surreal spectacle, where music takes control and completely transforms the surroundings. Logic vanishes, leading the attendees on a hypnotic and abstract journey, where every note and movement intertwine in a fascinating dance.

Tamara Muruetagoiena, a human rights activist, wages a continuous battle for the truth to be revealed and for justice to take place. 40 years after the kidnapping of her family by ETA and the torturous death of her father at the hands of the Spanish state, she speaks to the camera about her traumatic experiences and the family tragedy: from the revolutionary tax, the kidnapping by an ETA commando unit for 17 days, to the subsequent family breakdown, persecution by the state machinery, political pressure, her parents' arrest, the trial, the torture, and finally, her father’s murder. At the same time, through this personal and heartbreaking testimony, she conveys her unwavering faith in truth and the power of dialogue as the foundation for conflict resolution.

A medical student enters the world of VR and AI to reunite with the love of her life, who passed away recently.

Short docufiction film about an elderly woman's efforts to stay connected in a society that rejects her in the digital realm.

sound and image collide, dissolving the natural harmony of the elements.

A group of women gather to organize the details of a wedding. What begins as a trivial conversation gradually transforms into a revealing catharsis.

Ana, Sofía, Ivonnsabel, and Lisbeth are four enterprising women who will cross paths in different parts of Spain; Lugo, A Coruña, Madrid, Altea, Alicante, and Valencia are just some of the places where they will meet to exchange personal and professional experiences. They come from different backgrounds, but despite the distance between them, they face similar problems. Their stories intertwine, generating a vital process of transformation that allows them to become the best versions of themselves.

"Life in the clouds" tells a part of the protagonist's life, Q, above the clouds with his pet. In an age of uncertainty and loneliness for Q, they suddenly meet Y, a foreigner of a similar race. Friendship and some feelings soon flourish.

A girl decides to clean her old bike and take a ride by the sea. She hopes this will make her feel better.

A wealthy family gathers for the reading of Eduardo Tejada's will

A young man caught in the vortex of addiction and chemsex through fleeting encounters and endless nights, his life becomes a kaleidoscope of intense emotions and dangerous decisions. His friend Marcos seeks to intervene directly, confronting him with the reality of his actions and their consequences. Other friends choose to distance themselves, feeling unable to handle the weight of the situation. Xanadu is a term used to refer to a place of luxury, mystery, or exuberance. It is used in the English-speaking world to name imaginary places or fantasy establishments. In Xanadu, Kubla Khan had a wonderful pleasure dome built.

"I thought of all those gloves I see here and there on the street and it's like they're waiting for someone to turn around, look for them, take them back". A tale on missing gloves, loss, absence, resilience and the journey to find our other half - or ourselves

In 1937, during the Spanish Civil War, times are dark behind the front lines.

More and more women are deciding to leave their countries of origin, fleeing violence and human rights violations, and embarking on the Canary Islands route, one of the deadliest in the world. During their migration process, they are exposed to greater violence simply because they are women. This double discrimination does not end when they reach European soil, where they also face prejudice and other types of structural violence that exacerbate their vulnerability. Mar de fóra seeks to portray this reality through the voices of the protagonists and people involved in their reception process in Canarian society.

Surreal shortfilm by Jorge Aliende.

Belén and Paco are retired. Unexpectedly, one of their children suffers an accident that completely changes the family situation. Old age has become complicated for them. Life can change in an instant.

A horror short film about strange things that happen to a young woman inside her house at night.

A young man isolated on a ship receives a mysterious signal that compels him to abandon his confinement and embark on a journey towards a destination marked by his past.

Denis Chuzhoy’s new stand-up special. It’s called “Football Manager.” There’s one bit about the game Football Manager, but don’t worry — the rest of the material is about mental health, relationships, and a little bit about death.

Ela’s memory won’t leave Darío’s mind. An unexpected call from his ex-girlfriend ends in an afternoon of laughter and beers. Caught up in old emotions and sensations, they end up in bed, but nothing is as it once was. Swallowing his tears, Darío surrenders to the night, to excess and recklessness, discovering for the first time that he cannot escape himself or what he feels.

Fatimetu Bucharaya is a Sahrawi woman who in 2019 founded SMAWT, a voluntary women’s association dedicated to the detection of anti-personnel mines in the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf (Algeria). This documentary chronicles the group’s work and the challenges they face within a complex political backdrop.

Fragments of orders pieces of 16 mm home movies that have been orphaned from their original reels. The film composes a puzzle or collage of images that invites reflection on memory and the documentary value of images through fragmentation and the alternation of black spaces and images. The film, made without a camera, integrates a set of discarded images into a new audiovisual piece, highlighting the materiality of the film itself through different elements and using sound as part of it.

A whole garden grows from old letters, recipes, notes...

Ava, an Iranian-born sound artist, lives in Germany far from her family. While she is recording sounds of nature, she hears a strange sound from the vastness of the forest, a sound that becomes impossible to ignore.

During a stormy night, Jorge discovers her daughter has gone into a protest and got injured. His overprotective ways have stranged him from Laura and now Jorge has to choose between her daughter's freedom or protection from the world.

Two friends experience the ups and downs of the relationship on of them is in.

Followed my friends during 15 days in the wintered Netherlands capturing their destructive lifestyle & seek of adrenaline peaks. Fully filmed on my phone without intervening their behaviour so the viewer becomes a member of the group. A collection of moments in which coherence & narrative is found later on in the editing room, where emotions and understanding are revealed.

Lola is a play about the memory of memory itself. Through the story of a teenager, it recounts the experiences of the Rodal Blanco family during the Civil War and the repression they suffered. Lola was 15 years old when, after the coup d'état of 1936, she saw her family and social world collapse. Without the protection of her mother or father, she was left completely alone with her little sister. They practically lived begging on the streets, and even so, they managed to keep their family alive in prison by sending them packages in the mail.

After his death, Fernando Ruiz Vergara left dozens of film sketches that he was never able to make. The Andalusian filmmaker had only directed one documentary, Rocío, heartbreaking and fascinating, cursed after its judicial censorship in the early years of democracy in Spain. Since then, his projects have remained latent in imagination and desire.

At the height of the Roman Empire, a young girl lives within the walls of Lucus Augusti (Lugo). She suffers visions of the destruction of her home and decides she must prevent it.

What would happen if your keychains came to life? Lego Batman was once an innocent keychain, but this experience will change his perspective on life.

In just seven seconds, what seems normal turns into a silent scream: no one really knows what lies behind a smile.

Once upon a time there was a camgirl who began to doubt reality.