Day-O

Three queer aliens arrive on the blue planet to kidnap the next emperor of their galaxy, a... miau?!

Carmen, a recently retired woman from León, sets off on a spontaneous trip with her family to the Catalan ‘Golden Coast' after the death of the family matriarch. What starts off as a simple farewell, or so she thinks, turns into a journey back to her roots and a part of herself she’d never really known about. It’s a comedy about family, identity, and the courage it takes to start over, no matter if it’s sooner rather than later, or later rather than sooner.

The Ministry of Oneiric Affairs is a metaphysical place located somewhere in the multiverse. The peculiar officials who work there are in charge of writing down the dreams of all living beings since the dawn of the universe and space-time. No human has ever known of their existence... until Max accidentally lands in their offices.

Winner of the First Prize at the ARGÓ Awards, Fourth Prize at the UB Awards, and Special Mention for Best Cultural Work at the Domènec Font Awards. A documentary produced and directed by Juan Manuel Segovia, in which six experts from the fields of art and journalism explore the broad concepts of Motomami, Camp, and Performance. The film analyzes how the fusion of these three elements has resulted in a work regarded as one of the best albums in the world. Beyond the content itself, the director approaches this project from a personal perspective: ironic, critical, and open. He is interested in questioning the seriousness often imposed by adult life and in reclaiming a different way of engaging with art and the world — one rooted in curiosity, freedom, and depth.