A short documentary about life in the basque city of Irun.

'Warriors' is a documentary that puts forth a reflection about the sexual identity, an approach to the gender development and its 'control strategies', based on a heterogeneous group of activists who stand for the transsexual and trans-gender community.

Dalkys is a Santería priestess who heals the sick through the power of Saint Lazarus. But despite her mystical gift, she is unable to cure her husband, Evelio, who has diabetes. As Evelio—who does not believe in his wife’s powers—gets worse, Dalkys begins to doubt her abilities.

Documentary about a choir composed of 18 former political prisoners, children, siblings and relatives of some of the people missing during the last dictatorship in Argentina.

The activities of a recently opened amusement park in Havana, Cuba, similar to New York's Coney Island.

Documentary about Jose Maria Jimenez, known as the 'Chava' Jimenez. A great Spanish champion who left his village. El Barraco (Ávila), to climb as one the great mountains of cyclists circuits, and died tragically in 2003.

Having lived only twenty years, they are sentenced to another thirty in prison. The Island of Lost Children is the story of ten young inmates who participate in a video course inside the largest prison in Nicaragua

Daniel SS is a maladjusted man whom, after a failed suicide attempt, tries to restart his life from Río Maipo to the centre of Santiago, on a journey in which he finds no reason not to kill himself.

Poetic documentary about the experience of a Puerto Rican film student in Cuba.

In April 2003 Ann Moxey, a psychologist specializing in addiction, yoga teacher, and former war correspondent, creates a pioneer project to teach yoga in the prison of Atlacholoaya, Morelos. She presented it as part of a stress management program specifically for inmates with substance dependence. Based on this premise, the project aims to address the metaphor of confinement, freedom and the way of transformation as the core of the documentary.

A rare view of what day-to-day life is like for the gay and drag community in modern Cuba. This award-winning documentary is the first since the 1959 revolution to examine the issues gays and transvestites face in the context of evolving attitudes towards homosexuality in Cuba, where people are judged first on what they achieve for their country. It is a highly unusual look at how a group of working class drag queens in a small town have become an integral part of their neighborhood.

Explores the roots of one of Cuba's most popular dance and musical forms: rumba. This enthralling exploration features fascinating interviews, energetic Afro-Cuban jams and more than a few entertaining insights. Spotlighted artists include Chico O'Farrill, Jose Fajardo, Juan Pablo Torres, Alfredo Valdes Jr., Candido Camero, Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez, Armando Lopez, Art Farmer and many more.

Urban Latin sensation Voltio -- a one-time gang member -- reconciles with his criminal past in this electrifying concert for prisoners in the notorious Caribbean prison Oso Blanco. Tracks include "Voy Pa'Dentro," "El Concierto," "Guerras Callejeras," "Baby Phillie 352," "Padre Nuestro," "Cementerio Para Los Vivos," "Locked Up," "En Mi Puertorro" and "Claro De Luna." Bonus features include rehearsal footage and scenes with the prisoners.

Chronicle of a solidarity-political committee formed after the death of Manuel Gutiérrez, a 16-year-old boy who was shot by a the Chilean police during a night of protest in 2011.

Peru, 2009. In the northern jungle region, a mining company enters the depths of the virgin forest to begin searching for mineral resources. This entry is made with the permission of the government but without the consent of the native Awajún, the indigenous people who live there. What began as a social protest ended in a national crisis.

Highlights the most important political and social events in the Dominican Republic during the period from the first of July 1966, the date of the inauguration of Dr. Balaguer as Constitutional President of the Republic, up to August 16, 1974, the day he was sworn in for a third term. Using narrative images and sounds of the era, the documentary highlights the climate of disrespect for the most basic human rights that prevailed during the administrations of Dr. Balaguer, and the violent repression that this President used to unleash against their opponents.

De-electronation of a molecular entity as a result of photoexcitation. Light increases its oxidation state, at the same time it releases free radical electrons. Light goes through human work as a natural photodegradation. It mutates within its own limits, from a solar irradiation to its impossible perception in an absent retina.

Searches about how we've gotten historical imagine. In the school children are describe us the pictures of their history books, the ones from Casasola's picture files. Offering us a testimony about the educational process and the power of photography in the construction of the historical speech.

160 meters is the distance between the two banks of the estuary of Bilbao. An economic, social and cultural approach at two ways of looking at life.

In rural Nicaragua, Dulce Maria and her brother Francisco are Deaf adults who know no language at all--spoken, written or signed--until Tomasa, a Deaf sign-language teacher, arrives determined to teach them their first words.

Hendaye, France, 1940. The German armies have just defeated the French and their patrols reach the Bidasoa River, the Spanish frontier and the Basque Country. The entire border region is then subdued and, from then until 1944, it will become a resting place for Hitler’s soldiers. During this period, Germans film several documentaries about the life of the Basque people.

The children are delighted with the shock waves of the breakwater Barcelona.