Enjoy your ride

If uncertainty is the main cause of stress and anxiety among young people, CLARA (23) is, at this moment, the most anxious person in the world. After a terrible job interview over a video call, Clara is convinced she won’t get the job… Then, she receives a notification on her phone. A home-delivery app tells her that her order is about to arrive. However, there is a mistake: Clara hasn’t ordered anything. The doorbell rings, and when she opens the door, she finds a mysterious rider’s backpack. She looks out into the hallway, but there is no trace of the delivery rider. Then she receives a new message: “your order has been delivered to your home.” The young woman looks at the mysterious backpack. Inside, she will find a bicycle helmet and a terrifying visit. A visit that neither she nor anyone from her generation… ever wants to receive.

La Koreana

In 1960, Manuela —"the Korean"— arrives from the coast of Andalusia to a small mining village in the Basque Country to reunite with her husband, Tasio, who works in the local mines. In a harsh and strange environment, shrouded in fog and marked by the continuous explosions from the mine, Manuela tries to adapt to a life that feels foreign to her. When she falls ill with tuberculosis, she is moved to a nearby sanatorium where, alongside other women, she discovers an unexpected space of intimacy and solidarity. Just as the miners excavate the mountain in search of iron, the disease also undermines Manuela's lungs. Meanwhile, the village begins to disappear under the expansion of the mining operation. As the village begins to disappear under the expansion of the mining operation, Tasio and the rest of the miners, trapped in a cycle that seems to have no end, are swallowed by a massive crack in the Mountain that plunges them into 1890. There, these same faces embody different characters who, nevertheless, face the same struggles. The mountain, despite being emptied, remains, keeping within it a deep and immutable time.

OF THE WORLD, I´M THE TREASURE

Of the World, I'm the Treasure, is a story of resilience set in Potosí, Bolivia, a forgotten world in the depths of the Andes. This documentary portrays a community surviving where life seems improbable, following the lives of nine individuals, men, women, and children, as they navigate a hostile universe defined by labor, poverty, love, and death. Through a blend of raw realism and visual poetry, the film explores the daily struggle for survival: from miners handling dynamite and "pailliri" women crushing rocks, to children selling goods in the streets. It is a profound immersion into the human spirit, capturing the strength, fragility, and shared dream of a better life while honoring the dignity of those hidden behind the statistics of the mining industry.

Core Fission Drill

A film director returns to his childhood home to recreate, with actors, the argument that led to his parents’ separation when he was four. Through improvisation and a shoot that exposes its own artifice, he constructs memories he never had access to. But as the scene is repeated, his directions grow unstable and the line between reconstruction and desire begins to blur.

There’s always a monster

The mangled body of a young man appears in a building entrance. Detectives Anne, Mario, and Claudio arrive, along with forensic technicians Iván and Aitor. While examining the strange wounds and signs of violence on the body, Claudio goes up to the victim’s apartment, where Aitor is already investigating. Later, when Mario and Anne go upstairs, they catch Aitor and Claudio using drugs at the crime scene. In the middle of the argument, Anne notices that the ceiling and corners of the living room are coated with a kind of slime. What they first try to explain logically soon turns into horror: Iván’s arm appears in the hallway. They are not alone in the apartment. The victim’s neighbor is hiding something more than just living next door.

Zink

"Zink" is a journey around the world in search of answers to concrete questions about our very existence. The insights of locals with whom we have shared our journey invite us to get to know other cultures and reflect upon the secret to happiness and our reason for being

17 Santi 17

Through the definition of “identity”, this piece of work reminds us of the importance of humane interaction that independent retail, which unfortunately tends to disappear, provides.

BON ALI THE KIND

Year 4001. Our small but brave hero, has been entrusted by his tribe with the ultimate mission of transporting the last seed across the desert in order to end the drought. Join Bon Ali on a journey full of obstacles and dangers and discover, despite of his short legs, what he is capable of!

AL OTRO LADO

In the middle of nowhere, Rufi, an old woman whose only companion is a taxidermy dog, devotes her days to online gambling and ignoring the outside world. Her misfortune? Bob, her hippie neighbour, who’s turned his motorhome into a private jungle, throws apples with the aim of a half-blind sniper, and greets others while wearing so little that even a cactus would be traumatized. Between invasive plants, weird incense, and homicidal fruit, Rufi’s quiet life starts to become… strangely entertaining.

THE FISHY FIASCO

In a prehistoric oasis, Otto and Héctor chase a golden fish. Rivalry, tricks, and surprises will turn their hunt into something unexpected.