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In the evening, you can see buildings in Córdoba that do not represent the tourism or monumentality of this well-deserved city. Here, you see citizens who live in neighborhoods far removed from the typical, clichéd image of Córdoba. Traditional snail stalls appear. Places of leisure. Neighborhood life, chatting, and half-glasses of wine describe the image of these places versus what is imposed in these times of design and new gastronomy.

Dalia. A girl who hides a big secret, one that even she is unaware of. A very personal yet universal story. Beyond bullying, we explore the environment of a broken childhood.

A record of places as they are being made: construction sites, artist studios, kitchens, a garden—spaces in which a process, a state of incompletion and transformation, occurs. “It is never we who affirm or deny something of a thing; it is the thing itself that affirms or denies something of itself in us.” —Spinoza

Raquel kept 3 diaries between the time she was a preteen until adulthood. She read them and realized a problem, that they dealt with boys.

On New Year's Eve, Raquel faces the reality of her unfulfilled dreams. Amid broken promises and longings for change, she discovers that time and life wait for no one. Will she be able to rediscover her purpose?

Urban symphony of the Coia neighborhood in Vigo. A physical and emotional journey through the night of a city that never stops transforming, advancing, and changing. A walk amid the noise, trying to redefine words and find a home.

H and J were born in the same city, share the same hobbies, have the same tastes, seem made for each other, but this never quite happens despite the many opportunities they have had.

This short film is an intimate journey, a journey through a legacy that transcends time.

Olivia, a 26-year-old architect in Madrid, will return to her hometown after the death of her grandmother. She grew up in a hostile environment, with absent parents and a conformist sister, always longing to find her place in the world. Her grandmother Carmen supported her and believed in her potential, but returning to her roots will force her to face criticism and guilt for having been distant. Espigas chronicles her physical and emotional journey, exploring themes such as uprooting, family ties, and reconciliation with herself, as she seeks to understand her past and find her identity.

The video explores historical documents using artificial intelligence (AI), allowing for new interpretations and meanings through a dialogue between humans and machines. It is about RE-animating the past and RE-generating silver nitrate.

The documentary explains a feminist challenge undertaken by a group of women from Ondárroa. It involves traveling from Ondárroa to Donostia and from Donostia to Ondárroa in July 2024.

My Island is a short documentary film that tells in first person, and as an interview, Marisa's daily life. An 83-year-old woman with her ailments, her manias, her routines and her customs. Like living in solitude and enjoying it, surrounded by what she recognizes as her island, her home.

Through themes of climate change, water and Bilbao, the short film tells the story of a group of friends staying at an Airbnb. They are locked inside as they can't find the house keys, and the temperature is slowly rising. They ask the propietor for help, and her arrival reveals a shocking reality.

Civilization has been laid waste by a general amnesia. In a desperate attempt to preserve any of their memories, humans turn themselves to the Xirst Clinic, a center run by the Keenies, tiny little beings specialized in retrieving the last vestiges of humanity's memories.

Two beings meet and dance in the heights of a volcano.

Remedios Sánchez Quirós studied a degree, went abroad on a scholarship and was waiting to join the working world like so many other young people outside Spain. But one day she discovered that her destiny was not in engineering, nor in the big company that wanted to hire her, nor in cold Poland. A small detail turned her life around and she knew that her place in the world was much closer.

‘Can you smell that?’ The camera goes deep into the forests of Galicia and the north of Portugal among whispers. We need to sharpen our senses to weave the signs left by wildlife. Wild, Wild tracks images and absences of Iberian wolves. The film navigates a relational history, laden with folk mythology, submission and extermination, and confronts an audiovisual history made of images-simulacrum of the natural wild. This film essay is a nature antidocumentary: it features wolves that look back at the camera, terrified, and humans that can howl. All of us creatures leave traces in this careful dance of tracked trackers.

A look at the LGBT history of Valencia (Spain) from the 1970s to the early 2000s, a crucial era where a explosion of desire for freedom and the exploration of sexuality marked the beginning of the egalitarian struggle for queer rights. The film showcases testimonies that marked a before and after in the Valencian struggle, and unites activists, historical figures, drag queens, businesspeople and historians to shape a unique yet still unknown history, as well as countless of unpublished archival footage that will get us into a city that proved to be open and plural — The first demonstrations, homophobic assaults, the Brigada 26, the origins of Moviment d'Alliberament Gai del Pais Valencià and Lambda, nightlife venues and cabarets, the trans struggle, the HIV/AIDS outbreak, the first gay bookstore in the city, the first regional lesbian collective; these are some of the topics that tell a universal struggle: to be able to be free and love whoever you want without fear.

The game triggers an initial rapprochement between Marta and Julia: a playful kiss brings the two closer together during a summer weekend with their old group of friends in an idyllic country house. After that, there is an unspoken tension in the air.

An office worker must face the decision of staying in her safe but exploitative job or risking taking over her childhood farm.

Darkness swept across Europe. In Spain, a coup d'état threatened the legitimate Second Republic. A reflection on the hidden history of thousands of people who crossed the ocean from Cuba to fight fascism in the so-called Spanish Revolution.

In an apocalyptic dystopia that takes place inside the minds of a group of young people over the weekend, a drug causes them to come into contact with a strange character who introduces himself as the Roman emperor Caligula. He claims to bring them pleasures and a philosophy of New Truth that has been hidden for centuries.

In a world ravished by climate catastrophe, a jaded writer seeks to escape her body through an extreme procedure, reserved for the ultra-rich – but she is struck by doubts at a borderland, questioning whether the journey is worth continuing.

Felipe has brought a new friend home but his brother, Arturo does not seem happy with their new roommate. However, Arturo might realice he his prejudiced view of the situation might had been in the wrong.

Bigger than Art is a feature documentary that explores the main topics of art through the eyes of some of the best contemporary artists alive. The film develops around a conversation between an artist, Gottfried Helnwein and actor Sean Penn about the origins of art, how human beings have dealt with it through time and its ability to transcend.

Francesca Svampa’s dreamlike portrait of Barcelona, shot in double exposure on reversible 8mm film, is interwoven with Svampa’s intimate, reminiscent telling of her personal micro-memories, as a woman, filmmaker, and immigrant.

On February 2, 2022, I sent the following message: "A Google Street View car just drove past me, now I'm going to be on Google Maps on Granada Street." And so it was, Google Maps captured a specific moment. It captured a specific Dani. Geranio is a documentary about loss and about memories that remain forever, created through WhatsApp conversations with my friends that have endured over time.

“This film explores the relationship of our bodies with the space they inhabit through a Super8 camera. We explore the city of Cuenca looking for the white rectangles. Almost entirely filmed in single frame, we try to deform the space-time to generate new readings.” —saruxceci

From camera errors, it is explored how veiled images reinterpret memory and become fragile and intimate visual metaphors.

Heartbeat creates the scope. Space inside the eye. We are nerve endings of a large retina. Perception is corpuscular and wave-like. The word was deleted. Light and sound are frequencies, and thought is communicated tactilely. Light, colour, shapes, intervals, resonances, moving sympathies till the conversion and fusion

Set against the backdrop of Chile’s social uprising and the pandemic, this video essay delves into how pornography becomes both a site of resistance and a target of censorship in times of crisis. Through a public BDSM performance, it reflects on the ethical implications of mass image circulation and explores the death drive as a creative force within pornography.

Meet Sergio Álvarez, an actor who records a self-tape every week. An intimate and personal story about the search for authenticity and self-acceptance.

La Simienti del'Augua tells the story of the restoration of Arab irrigation channels in the region of La Vera, Cáceres. Through the ancient practice of water sowing and harvesting, volunteers and local residents are reviving these water management techniques. The documentary shows how diverting rainwater and meltwater down slopes through dug channels promotes slow infiltration into the soil, preventing its rapid loss into rivers. The restoration of irrigation ditches improves environmental sustainability, promotes biodiversity, strengthens social cohesion, and revives cultural heritage. La Simienti del'Augua highlights how community unity and respect for traditions are key to addressing current environmental challenges.

After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, Estirga and her partner are forced to relocate. Following a redundancy plan at the Parisian cathedral, the two chimeras arrive in Belchite to settle into their new job.

A 14-year-old boy goes to help his grandmother and spend a few days with her. She lives on the outskirts of an almost abandoned village where there is no cell phone coverage and no neighbors around. What if the digital divide affects us more than we think?

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.

The protagonist returns to the shopping mall, but this time he is led to a mysterious character.

MAMADI is trying to reorganize his life after a very turbulent past, the estrangement from his mother in Africa, and a troubled relationship with his father. He does not regret the way he has been, nor is he afraid to face the near future; he knows he still has a mission to fulfill.

Game night. Alicia and Álvaro have been assigned to spend seven minutes alone in a garden shed. Isolated. Everything seems idyllic until Candela's abrupt arrival.