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"WE ALL PLAY" addresses the reality of the LGBTQIA+ community in sport. In a trip around the world, we will meet outstanding world elite athletes, who will talk, many of them for the first time, about their personal and professional experiences in first person.

A sex doll called Lucy wakes up in the bedroom of a doll brothel. She lives with Mina, another doll. Together they watch TV: their window to the real world. They imagine themselves living far away. After a while, Lucy wants to escape. But Mina doesn’t want to leave. Lucy has to choose between freedom and the doll she is in love with.

A group of elders travel back in time to reflect on their love life in a dialogue with today's generation.

"In the universe, there are things that are known and things that are unknown, and in between, there are doors."- William Blake

Nacho, a twenty-something lost in life, finds himself at a crossroads with his new girlfriend. As they face a crucial decision together, Nacho discovers that the experience will unexpectedly bring him closer to his father.

The mystery of the Camino de los Garbanceros

The Outlines explores the emotional landscape surrounding an intimate encounter — what comes before, what follows, what is spoken, and what remains unsaid. Laia, Pol, Bruno, and Sofía — four young adults — navigate small personal failures as they seek to fill their inner voids through others, immersed in a deep and enigmatic Teruel. Voice notes, phone calls, moving bodies, and subtle gestures shape this intimate emotional choreography.

Lorenzo runs away from Seville rejecting emotionally detached and traditional dynamics. After a year studying in Salamanca he returns looking for the love he left behind.

On an ordinary night in Madrid, Manuel — a young, upper-class conservative — unexpectedly runs into his ex-girlfriend Lucía outside a nightclub. What begins as a fleeting encounter unravels into a cascade of memories. The Language of the Unfaithful is an intimate, character-driven drama that explores the tension between societal expectations and the contradictions that lie beneath the surface of personal identity. Told through subtle, everyday moments, the film offers a raw and emotionally resonant look at love, loss, and self-discovery.

A poetic meditation in seventeen syllables. Between the stillness of nature and the murmur of the city, sound becomes ambiguous, and water reflects more than just light. A brief but layered encounter with landscapes—both external and internal—where perception flickers like a haiku.

A fleeting gaze exchanged. What happened—or what could have been.

Portrait of the olive harvest and its workers in a rural village in Córdoba (Spain). The director immerses himself for a day in his father's world, focusing on the division of labor roles between men and women.

The charitable campaign “Per Nadal et convide a sopar” is broadcast live during Christmas Eve dinner. The program encourages people with limited resources to spend the evening with well-off families, turning hospitality into a public act of generosity. The Colomer family takes part in the initiative and welcomes Caterina, a woman in a vulnerable situation, into their home. In front of the cameras, Vicent Colomer enthusiastically champions Valencian traditions and emphasizes the importance of opening one’s home to others on such a significant occasion.

Years after leaving, my uncle returns to Granada. As we walk through the city of his youth, he shares the story of his first love — a story marked by late summer light, old plazas, and a George Michael song that once gave him the courage to speak his heart. Heal the Pain blends documentary and fiction to trace a quiet, intergenerational conversation about love, memory, and the emotional imprint of place. A tender portrait of how the past lingers — in music, in streets, and in the stories we pass on.

When time seems suspended, young people meet in the forest.