Childhood friends Patricia and Heidi grew up in Cuba, where they both went to the film academy. As children of the 1970s, they were brought up with the communist ideals of Che Guevara, but the promised bright future failed to materialize.

Alésh is the intimate portrait of Aleix Canton, a young transgender man diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Alesh has become a public figure through his Tik Tok profile, where he breaks taboos and shares his experience of living with an autism spectrum disorder and gender transition. Without filters and in a natural way, the …

The Altsasu case like we’ve never seen before. An intimate look at the human side of a perverse conflict that demands a lot of empathy: injustice feeds on anger.

If we save the seals, who will save the Eskimos? Inuit people’s voice is facing the big environmental groups to defend the base of their economy and their lifestyle, the hunt of seals. A debate between the struggle for the environment and the survival of Inuit culture and tradition.

First days of the 1936 Spanish revolution. A catholic photographer and a militiawoman anarchist cross path in the Barcelona’s Rambla. He takes a photo. She allows him to take it. The result, the most reproduced picture of the Iberian Anarchism’s history, besides one of the most iconic pictures of the Spanish Civil War. A secular …

Documentary feature film that recovers the memory and work of Antonio Machado, on the 80th anniversary of his death.

Ava slips into an airplane bathroom, adjusts her phone settings—and licks the toilet seat. Her TikTok account explodes. Within hours she’s getting interview requests from international media. As the Internet upends traditional notions of celebrity, Anything for Fame journeys into the virtual Wild West to profile an ambitious and reckless breed of content creator. Hungry …

Apple is the most valuable company in the world and has a role in our lives like no other. From smartphones to smart watches, earbuds to computers, the technology it has popularized has revolutionized the modern age and reshaped our relationships with each other and our environment. But a company that started out as the …

The awakening of a woman inspired by the courage of the feminist movement in Egypt. A punch to the patriarchy as the camera turns into a self-defense weapon.

The passage of time was captured in some films kept for decades in the attics of the district of Baix a Mar, Torredembarra. A tenderly recall through the memory recorded by the Tizón family of Barcelona and safeguarded by the sisters Figuerola of Torredembarra.

Filmmaker Lawrence Côté-Collins finds her attacker in jail. She wants to understand, forgive and support a suffering man. Billy is schizophrenic, and his worst attack left two people dead. Their epistolary prison friendship reveals the full truth about this undiagnosed and untreated mental illness. Together, they tell their stories and reconstruct themselves through intimate correspondence …

The documentary, found on a VHS tape, recounts through the author’s experience the rebellion of the Mk3 service droids against the hegemony of humans. The work is an unprecedented case that shows history from the point of view of those who suffered it and restores dignity and humanity to the androids, often relegated to a …

After a bomb from the Spanish Civil War destroyed the head of the Casa Navàs in Reus, the former owner family has been keeping in farmhouses, for more than eight decades, some of the stones that originally crowned this modernist jewel designed by the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner at the beginning of the 20th century.

Cesária Évora had a fascinating life in which her passion for music is deeply connected with colonial Cape Verde and her commitment to the freedom of her people. In this documentary we discover the strength of a woman who became a legend by triumphing on the international music scene at the age of fifty and …

Fernando Gallego is a DJ, but not a common DJ: He is Nando Dixkontrol.
To most people he is an anonymous character, but, there was a time where he was the epicenter of a resounding earthquake, a nocturn idol.

In the year of the cultural capital, Memorimage wants to highlight the value of the audiovisual heritage by selecting 3 audiovisual pieces for the Closing Ceremony. During this ceremony, we will also be able to meet the winners of Memorimage 2017’s Awards.

Tomàs Pladevall is an admired cinematographer, a master of light who seeks to put together his personal archive in order to transfer it to the Filmoteca of Catalonia, where he trusts it will be preserved. But the first of his films, Robin Hood Never Dies, is lost. Closing the last box is difficult. With meticulousness …

Tobias was one year old when his parents had to deal with the news: his son was born deaf. Their first reaction was to lower expectations in relation to his future, as if he were destined to live isolated from society.[…]

In 2016, two filmmakers visit the Spanish Film Library to look for a censored documentary from the early 1980s. There they find 260 rolls of negatives, which had been left out of the final version. The forgotten images of a banned film come to life on the screen, 40 years later, to talk about censorship.

A boy wants to buy a bicycle and, to do so, chooses to buy a tenth of the lottery with the ambition to buy it. Unfortunately, the tenth is not awarded.