My grandfather is crazy. He does things that I do not understand. Dance, paint and look at the sky starry nights looking for some friends that are above his head. Plant the potatoes head down and make barracks for his friends. My grandfather is crazy, I think ... Also my mother and my father ... 1 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1993.

Several men tell us their experience with pain.

A research work on the project to install a refinery in Tierra de Barros, who reveals some of the clues hidden purpose

MIGAS WITH MINT. Relations between Arab and Aragonese women in Zaragoza ¿How do we see each other? ¿How do we see those who are different and how do we see ourselves? Are we able to put ourselves in the position of the other? What happens when we accept that the other, foreign, woman, is a part of ourselves, when we accept that she lives within us? Let's listen to ourselves. Let's stablish a dialogue in which no one has the last word, in which no one is an object for the other Migas is a traditional Aragonese dish in which the main ingredient is breadcrumbs or migas

Una caravana travessa les muntanyes de l'Atles marroquí amb la missió de conduir al patriarca moribund al poble on va néixer, en el qual espera trobar a la fi repòs. El viatge es presenta ple d'incògnites, però Ahmed i Saïd, dos vividors, asseguren conèixer el camí. En un altre lloc, potser en una altra època, Shakib, bufó entre els taxistes, és reclutat amb l'encàrrec de vigilar la caravana i assegurar que la vídua del patriarca vegi complerta la promesa de la tribu. Desorientats, hauran de superar la neu, la persecució, l'assalt i el rapte, però en un gir quixotesc, Shakib farà que «les mules volin» per a travessar les infranquejables muntanyes i transformar amb la seva fe la destinació de l'expedició.

Moi, un Noir. Reloaded, is a tribute to Jean Rouch and provides a free update / re-interpretation of Moi, un Noir, the film the French anthropologist made in 1957. While the original film was satisfying the eager curiosity of the western gaze about otherness from the safe distance of a film, Reloaded minimizes cultural differences and avoids the exotic. Under these assumptions, the film plunges into the daily lives of the characters, into their thoughts and reflections on their experiences as black, Muslim and immigrant subjects.