The women's wheelchair basketball team has, for the first time in history, the possibility of qualifying for the Paralympic Games. A gaze that could be that of one more player intimately portrays some athletes who grow physically and psychologically throughout an Olympic cycle until they achieve the historic classification for Tokyo 2020-1.

In the late 1970s a guy from Mutriku decided to start a rock band and he called it Itoiz. Ten years later the band was filling stadiums and breaking sales records. It became a beacon of the Basque music scene. After a successful 10-year career, Juan Carlos Pérez decided the adventure was over. Thirty years later, he has not yet managed to leave the shadow of the band which, to the amazement of his fans, he left at the height of its success.

Siblings Amaia and Aitor are close to turning fifty. They don't have children. Since they were young they have lived away from home and their parents Kontxi and Iñaki are now retired. One summer they get together on a cruise called FANTASIA. On the high seas time seems to stand still, but beyond the horizon reality forges ahead relentlessly.

Somewhere in inland Spain, a shepherd dreams of visiting Lake Titicaca, a retired musical duo recall their golden age, two young sisters search for pokemons without any luck and an old man counts the empty houses of the village in order to fall asleep at night. With an observational tone and an almost surreal manner, INLAND proposes a sensorial trip through the empty territory of Spain.

When a land is utterly changed, what possibilities for life remain? On the slopes of the Navarre Pyrenees, the construction of the Itoiz dam in the 1990s flooded seven villages and three nature reserves. A strip of bare land 592 metres above sea level today marks a dividing line in the valley: below that level, water; above it, life goes on.

In 1966, 800 workers from the Biscayan company ‘Laminación de Bandas en Frio' held the longest strike of Franco’s dictatorship. At a time of historic upheavals, growing working class organisation and anti-Franco sentiments, hundreds of families from Etxebarri, Basauri and Otxarkoaga began a battle that set an example for the entire labor movement that came after it.

Asier and I grew up in the Basque Country. One day he disappeared and I found out he had joined ETA. How could I explain the reasons that led Asier to make a decision, which even I had trouble grasping?