Memory Hit

Set in a rural Catalan village during the Spanish Civil War, Un jove escriptor tells the story of a summer romance between two young people and reflects on the importance of art through writing. Bernat, a young writer, spends his days observing the people around him and writing in his notebook. One day, he meets Aliena, a girl who hates writing. Little by little, he shows her the beauty of writing, and together they experience an intense summer where a love as passionate as it is fleeting blossoms.

Alba, aged 14, is entering her early teenage years. Through her interactions with several of her classmates, she will begin to understand and see the world in a different light.

El Paral·lel is a documentary in which musicians, artists, and industry professionals help us discover what it is like to work in musical theatre in Catalonia. From its origins to the contemporary scene, the documentary explores how a small country has built such a powerful industry. Through the documentary, we meet the artists who make each production possible, as well as exploring the challenges of producing musicals in a small market. We also reflect on the evolution of the industry, its economic and artistic changes, and its future prospects for an industry that, despite being small, is capable of creating great musical stories.

Rosa wakes in the middle of the night when her young daughter, Helena, calls for her. When she enters the room, Helena tells her she cannot sleep because she can hear a strange noise. Rosa decides to comfort her by telling her a story. But as the story unfolds, Rosa begins to realize that it may be connected to reality, and to the unsettling sounds coming from behind the door.

In the salt mines that have defined his life, Pere mourns his late wife, speaking to her as if she were still alive. A tender reminder that love, like salt, can withstand the passage of time.