MOSQUITO

A buzzing mosquito. A couple who can't sleep. Two ways to deal with it.

NEW LIFE

Are we destroying our planet? Should we completely change the way we live and do it more sustainably? With these convictions, Abel -the leader of the "NEW LIFE" community- is interviewed by Cristina Rubio on her Twitch channel. She is a reputed journalist on paranormal topics. But for her, it's not just another interview. Her sister Bea has been captured by "New Life" -considered by Cristina as a sect- and the interview is just the first step in her strategy to discredit Abel -and save his sister. But, what has really begun is a psychological power game between her and Abel, who has his own goals...

THE FACADE

And what is a window, I wonder, if not a grand frame? The window cuts the sky, framing a blue rectangle to dive into, like in a pool. But the best part is the view. Not the view from the window, but the one passersby and neighbors have of me. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to my show.

THE ROTARY PRESS

‘The rotary press' is a non-fiction short film about the fragility of memory and the places that human beings create to safeguard it. People disappear, like the buildings they lived in, the places where they worked and were happy. Those faces and those lives were once part of the written memory, a memory that will disappear because nothing is forever. What the water brings, the water takes away.

DEADLY DRAW

Watching the street from the window, Caroline jumps when she hears the sound of keys; it's Nathan, her husband. He's got his hands on a lottery ticket that belonged to a dead girl. They argue as to whether it is right to cash it in. Nathen tries to convince her...

SEPTEMBER 27th

A family secret hides a tragic episode of the Spanish Civil War. The director of this film and her father (Manu. 78) travel by motorhome to a small village in Burgos to uncover the truth behind the execution of Miguel Varga, the director's great-grandfather. In this road-movie with touches of Western, some recorded scenes of Manu's amateur theatre group will complement the road scenes and will represent the final months of Miguel's life.

THE THIRD LANDSCAPE

The fungus Microsphaerella dearnessi, which affects the insignis pine variety, has expanded across the landscape of the Basque Country even infecting the painted forest of Oma, the artwork of the Basque artist Agustin Ibarrola.

TASIO

Tasio works as a charcoal burner since he was 14 years old, in a small village in Navarre. Life changes, but mountains stand always there: abrupt and beautiful. Mountains are his playground during childhood, but they are also the place in which he finds food for his family. This is a period of rural exodus, but, Tasio prefers the solitude in his mountains to safeguard his freedom.

THE GIRLS AT THE STATION

Jara, Alex and Miranda are three girls who have grown up in a juvenile center without knowing what unconditional love is. It is Jara's birthday and the three of them want to celebrate it at the concert of their favorite trap queen. They do not have money or many ways to get it, but in the neighborhood there is always an older girl, who offers them dates with adults in the bathrooms of the station. Little by little and believing to be in control, they are trapped in a network of prostitution

FROM EIGHT TO INFINITY

Following the life trajectory of the filmmaker Benito Ansola and with the writer Miren Agur Meabe as a traveling companion, we will travel through the history of Basque cinema, from the first seeds of Basque cinema and cinema in Basque to the flourishing that it experiences today. Look, Agur Meabe won't be alone. On this trip, we will have luxury helpers. Among others, with several successful Basque filmmakers who have been witnesses and protagonists of the evolution of Basque cinema.