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Carmen goes to work one more day at “La Tertulia”, a cocktail bar on Betis Street.

María has the ability to recall events from her childhood and youth. Rihla. El Viaje (The Journey) is a beautiful love song reminding us that we are nothing more than the fruit of our memory and identity.

Paula is a 20-year-old girl who has received comments about her body since she was a child. As she has grown up, these comments, combined with other factors, have caused her to develop an eating disorder. Marcos A. Miró and Ines Socias have decided to tell her story. In the documentary, we listen to Paula to better understand this disorder and teach society that it is not just about “stopping eating.” Throughout the documentary, we observe overcoming, accepting, and living with an eating disorder.

The city of Alicante (southeastern Spain) experienced catastrophic floods in 1982 and 1997. Locals share their memories from the floods, and their concerns for the present.

Under the glow of the moon and shimmering stars, a playful water droplet and her firefly friend play tag across an idyllic lily pond. They laugh and cast ripples across the quiet darkness of the pond until their play leads them to the farthest edge of the pond, where neither of them have dared to go before.

EXPOSED is a compendium of portraits made from intimacy and complicity. People who exposed themselves to the camera in order to reflect the love with which they are looked at. This is a debut work born from the conviction that we live in a time of extreme violence and there is a lack of gratitude and empathy in terms of quietly observing life. This is collage in different textures of Super8, a love letter that wants to project a healing gaze that dissolves individualisms and restores the capacity for human connection.

Bodies that move, walk, swim, progress. Bodies that rely on other bodies: that communicate and organise among themselves. Their complex movements mean that obstacles, borders, farewells, walls, family, hopes and arrivals all become imprinted on the body. Changes of place and travel appear as power, possibility, and future. Friday Dreams is a collaborative film made by sharing experiences, compiling fragments, transforming images and imaginaries, and expressing them.

Two twin brothers, Takashi and Takeshi, plan to steal a very limited edition of an underground film from an Eromise vendor, but what they don't know is that divinity awaits.

Consumed by desire, a candle blurs the lines between love and obsession as it risks everything to possess someone it can never truly have, unaware that its own light could lead it into darkness.

The famous Spanish sculptor José Manuel Martínez Perez decided to create a unique work, and the new sculpture was modeled by art history student Constanza. During the months of cooperation, the two not only devoted themselves to creating sculptures, but also discussed art topics such as science fiction movies and Rodin's sculptures. They also shared their views on issues such as generational differences and psychological emotions. In the communication, their views collided with each other...

Yus, a 29-year-old young man, made several attempts to escape his country by hiding under trucks. This microdocumentary tells the story of the repression and the punishments he received from the police.

Since time immemorial, there has been an object that has filled pages and hours of celluloid, awakening human curiosity and a thirst for legends: the Holy Chalice of the Last Supper, or Holy Grail. But is it closer than we think? What is its real history? What legends have led it to achieve universal recognition?

A filmmaker shoots a diary between December 2023 and July 2024, recording what surrounds her. The glimpses and banalities of the everyday experience are inseparable from the collective events unfolding outside.

Jarumi, a 14-year-old Awajún girl, lives in an Amazonian community where tradition and gender roles define her life. Her mother teaches her household chores and cultural values, while she observes how men experience a freedom that feels unattainable. Through drawing and nature, Jarumi seeks to break free from these expectations.

Charlie and Josiño, two good friends, go into a restaurant to enjoy the set menu. The joke of one of them will make the bill cost them dearly.

Selena has a dream: to be a pilot. But her classmates try to thwart her dreams. Luckily, Destí, her best friend, is always there to help her fight for her dreams.

Dissolution of a gaze is a short film that traces the blurred line between the physical and the intangible. Through textures, shapes, and environments, it crafts a journey where nature is quietly reshaped by distortion.

A group of young people decide to go to the beach for a swim, oblivious to what is happening around them.

A celestial angel crashes down upon Montejaque, a small village in Málaga, to save humanity from the destruction of its world. But the villagers, led by five retired women, mistake him for Death itself and fight not to be taken away by him.

A film director, sent by the Geometry Institute of les Terres de l'Ebre, undertake an apparently scientific mission: geometrically explore the Montsianell mountain, in Amposta. But objectivity soon is being altered by memories and poetic reflections. The mountain turns a simbolical space, and the story, between technique and emotion, reveals more about mankind than about the territory.

A young woman walks through the carriage of a train. Another is writing. The two will eventually meet, although for the girl with the notebook it feels as if they already know each other.

La Calderas de Pedro Botero, a documentary that explores the history of the iconic Aragonese hard rock band. Many musicians have been part of the band over the years. It is through their voices that we will learn the story of this group from its beginnings in 1973.

A woman has a night conversation that is only answered by silence.

This inspiring work explores the story of a group of veteran women from the Santa Cristina Rowing Club. The production combines documentary and fiction, revealing the poetic side of these women's work, who find in rowing a way to stay active and united in the face of life's challenges. Through intimate interviews and scenes of training and competition, the documentary shows how they defy the barriers of time and age thanks to their passion for rowing.

Why do so many Africans dream of going to Europe? Are they aware of the dangers and racism? Sunu Gaal (Our Cayuco) follows young people from Senegal who are torn between staying in a country marked by neocolonialism, which plunders its resources, or risking an obstacle-filled journey to Europe.

Animated adaptation of the poem "Supernovas and White Dwarfs".

Mid-90s in the student city of La Plata, a young man records with a VHS camera. It is the context of confrontation between students and the government over the application of the Higher Education Law and the beginning of university militancy that resists policies that proclaim the end of history.

Hello. Welcome to the channel where I tell my life. Today I am going to tell you an episode that broke my existence. And if you don't mind, I prefer to tell it in the third person, as if I were talking about someone else... because I still need to look at it with a little distance.

An anthology that follows two protagonists, Daniel and Vilma, who each, in their own way, must confront their eating disorders and cope with this problem, while battling their inner demons.