Neither the weight of arms, nor the envy of those seeking a “pure” world have managed to destroy Sarajevo. Božo Vrećo, the most revolutionary of the Balkan artists, perfectly embodies the soul of the “innocent city” and, with his uninhibited attitude, builds bridges between men and women, between origins and regions. Maldita, a Love song to Sarajevo is a love story between two cities, Sarajevo and Barcelona, which were able to find each other in hard times, never to be parted again.

The Williams is about racism, sibling relationships, migration, memory and identity, privilege and the discomfort it generates when you don't quite know if you are a white man in a black body, a black Basque, or simply, you feel like a foreigner. The brothers, descendants of Ghanaians, are admired players of Athletic Club de Bilbao: the first division team that only has Basque players. They will come face to face with their family history, facing a decision: to compromise or to look away.