Filomena

A documentary that tries to analyze the invisibility of homosexual people in Spanish football.

This short film brings light to the reality of transsexuality during childhood and aims to emphasize the importance of the role of grandparents.

An intimate view on suicide, its taboo and its effects on two different families and a friend.

The aim of this film is to talk about the history of LGTBIQ + activism in Cantabria, what has been achieved and what still remains to be achieved by interviewing supporters, pioneers and faces of Cantabrian activism .

Anyone who believes that we are in a tolerant society is mistaken. The 2018 Special Raxen Report warns that there is an intensification on a global scale of acts of intolerance and hate speech; a phenomenon the authors have agreed to call the "globalization of intolerance," which, they warn, is normalizing identity hatred. The Internet is the perfect channel for creating and sharing hate speech. Insults are hurled at the stroke of a tweet, and threats are made from anonymity. In the network these messages are available to anyone. There are more than 1,500 web pages that promote hate, discrimination and violence against those who are different and are also promoting illicit associationism in this area. In 2021 there were 1802 hate crimes. Being tolerant is a virtue that we must cultivate, are we acting against hate?

This short documentary tells the life story of Benita Navacerrada, honored on March 8 by the Government Delegation in Madrid. She is the daughter of Facundo Navacerrada Perdiguero, founder of the UGT trade union in San Sebastián de los Reyes in 1936, who was shot at the walls of the Colmenar Viejo cemetery on May 24, 1939. a parish cemetery where the second phase of exhumations of the graves of victims of Franco's repression has now begun. This is the exhumation of the first civilian grave in the Community of Madrid, where 91-year-old Benita waits patiently, day after day, for her father to appear.

In Equatorial Guinea there is strong social homophobia and LGBT people are victims of police harassment and discrimination. Activists Angel and Gonzalo testify about the persecution they suffer, the difficulty of coming out of the closet as it is a taboo within families, conversion therapies and the role of the church. A very shocking reality that reminds us of past times in Spain. In this documentary we also make a comparison between LGBT rights in Equatorial Guinea and Spain, how they have evolved, the possibility of regression, etc. with the testimony of Spanish activists, politicians, etc.