A video about the traces of slavery in the city of Barcelona, in the lead-up to the mass action known as the Catalan Way for Independence. It looks at the dark histories of the Marquis of Comillas, Güell, Delgado, Colom, and the city that names important spaces after them while the majority of the population remain oblivious as they struggle to “free themselves from Spain”. The video asks what it means to break free, what type of freedom we seek on the personal and collective level, and what we will make of our own history and particularly of “our” oppressors and murderers.

Organized by spasms, repetitions and micro scratches, CHAOS results from a nervous shock to the simultaneous contradictions of media reporting.

"Welcome to Tangier is like your home, happy, very happy and nothing else. Why not ?.... Go go and look for Charlie you will be in good hands you know what I mean in good ?....in good hands, he will help you around and .... do you understand my friend'"

"Welcome to Tangier is like your home, happy, very happy and nothing else. Why not ?.... Go go and look for Charlie you will be in good hands you know what I mean in good ?....in good hands, he will help you around and .... do you understand my friend'"

"Welcome to Tangier is like your home, happy, very happy and nothing else. Why not ?.... Go go and look for Charlie you will be in good hands you know what I mean in good ?....in good hands, he will help you around and .... do you understand my friend'"

June 2013. A group of 800 people illegally occupy a former movie theatre in Barcelona in order to screen a documentary. Once they are in, they rename the building after a girl who committed suicide in 2011. It becomes ‘Cinema Patricia Heras’. Who was Patricia? Why did she kill herself? And above all, what role did Barcelona play in her death? That is precisely what this documentary and the strongly symbolic squatting action seeks to bring to light: through Patricia’s story, they reveal the dark side of Barcelona: The Dead City.