201 documentary projects

"The Rebel" tells the story of a forgotten protagonist of the 1900s, who fought against totalitarianism for freedom and social justice. A precursor of "Che", he defeated the Fascists many times, but in the USSR was harassed by the Stalinists, while his death in Spain remains shrouded in mystery.

We are making a documentary film about the processes of change in people who have decided to disconnect themselves from the capitalist system and choose other forms of relation, of living, consuming and of using their time.

The Darkest Summer is a documentary about the forest fires that burnt 50.000 hectares last summer in the Valencian Country. The fires in the forests of Andilla and Cortes de Pallàs left behind other 20 more villages affected (an area about 250 km). This is the worst fire in the last 20 years.

Autobiographical documentary in which the actor Aitor Merino is proposing a different vision on the Basque conflict, approaching it from a personal and intimate approach: friendship.

“Collective Economy. Europe’s last Revolution” takes a closer look at a singular unprecedented experience: the collectivization of industry and services that took place in Catalunya between 1936 and 1939. Help us to finish it! Become a sponsor! www.economiacollectiva.com

The aim of the project is to produce the second part of LOST IN CADAQUES. A documentary that,in its first act,analyses the most relevant characters who live and are involved in the village of Dali,without Dali.The second sequence will deal with artists no longer living in Cadaques.Take part to it!!

Ymbernon realitzà a casa seva les obres visuals 'Latung La La i la cuinera embarassada' (2005) i 'Latung La La i la llum emergent' (Barcelona Poesia i Festival Panorama 2010). Ara, amb 'Els domicilis de Latung La La', es proposa realitzar una gira per cases d'Europa.

Television documentary that goes over the 35 years of history of the Teatre Lliure through its personal experiences, the stories and opinions of its founders and the people that have joined in along this time and helped make it grow.

How would you feel if the only person that can speak your native language in the whole world decided not to talk to you anymore?

This project is a documentary about Latin American women living in Barcelona, Spain during a time of economic crisis. It is a collaborative effort between the organisation Mujeres Pa’lante (Women Moving Forward) and the anthropologist Tanja Wol.

In Asturias they say mining is much more than just a job: it makes you live but it can also kill you. Monica, daughter and wife of miners, says the future looks black. As black as the coal they extract. A photo-documentary project to create an audiovisual and a catalogue.

*Guerrilleras* is a documentary and photography project about the Salvadorian Civil War from a gender perspective: the women's experience in the guerrilla. A tool to preserve the historical memory. A sample of the past that is always present and requests not to be forgotten by its' protagonists.

In a small town in Ecuador at 2, 280 metres above sea level, sixty two children have commited suicide over the last five years from hanging themselves, ingesting rat poison, solvents, gunpowder from fireworks, and other poisonous substances. In despair and desperation, their parents have fled to...

How can you deny food to your own son? How can you explain to him that people need to eat in order to survive, but that he cannot eat? Kontxi has to go through this every day. She's had to struggle against something that doesn't even have a name for the last seven years: her son Garikoitz' illness.

A documentary film about three friends exploring the Basque coast in a pedalo (paddle boat). A celebration of summer that rediscovers the Basque culture and its coast through science, folklore and debauchery.

Our initiative attempts to name and shame those responsible for the current social and economic situation, explaining how they got us to where we are and how they are enriching themselves at our expense. To do this, we use sources that are accessible to everyone.

La mitad de todo es un mosaico de voces de mujeres residentes en La Paz, Bolivia. Desde posiciones diversas, las entrevistadas nos hablan sobre sus vidas y nos dan su visión y su versión de la situación sociopolítica del país, el primero en Latinoamérica gobernado por un hombre indígena. ¿Y?

What is the capacity of the traditional authorities for the resolution of conflicts? At the kingdom of Oussouye (southwestern Senegal), there haven’t been clashes for ten years, once the King took action on the matter. Elsewhere in the Casamance region peace is in dead end.