Catalogue
Land of Atlantis - Coming soon
1 x 55' / 3 x 50'
The silence of the corals
1 x 53'
Beneath the surface of the world’s oceans, coral reefs are disappearing at an alarming rate. As rising temperatures trigger mass bleaching events across the planet, The Silence of the Corals dives into the fragile beauty of these underwater ecosystems and the growing race to save them. Filmed across the breathtaking reefs of Brazil, the documentary combines stunning cinematic imagery with groundbreaking scientific research, including pioneering restoration initiatives developed at KAUST University in Saudi Arabia. Through a visually immersive and urgent journey, the film reveals not only what is being lost beneath the sea, but also the global scientific efforts fighting to preserve the future of our oceans.
The nuclear heroes
1 x 70' / 3 x 45'
On October 19, 1989, a turbine explosion sparks a fire inside the Vandellòs I nuclear power plant, pushing the reactor toward critical levels and placing an entire region at risk. In the shadow of the recent Chernobyl disaster, fear spreads rapidly as engineers and plant workers face a desperate race against time to prevent a nuclear catastrophe.
The Nuclear Heroes reconstructs the dramatic events of that night through gripping testimony, archival material and cinematic reenactments, revealing the courage, pressure and impossible decisions faced by those who risked everything to stop one of Europe’s most dangerous nuclear accidents from escalating beyond control.
Vizinhos / Neighbours
10 x 25'
From acclaimed filmmakers Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat — creators of internationally celebrated titles such as Official Competition, The Distinguished Citizen and the hit series El Encargado — Neighbours is a darkly comedic anthology exploring the tensions of everyday coexistence. Each episode follows a different neighborly relationship where minor disputes escalate into absurd confrontations, exposing vanity, resentment and the fragile limits of civility. With the duo’s signature blend of sharp social satire and uncomfortable humor, the series transforms ordinary domestic spaces into unpredictable emotional battlegrounds.
Rio Rescue
16 x 22'
Set on the iconic beaches of Rio de Janeiro, Rio Rescue follows the elite lifeguards who patrol one of the busiest and most dangerous coastlines in the world. From dramatic ocean rescues to missing children, violent storms and overcrowded beaches, the series captures the intensity, pressure and split-second decisions that define their daily work. Blending adrenaline-fueled action with a raw and immersive visual style, Rio Rescue offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the men and women responsible for protecting thousands of lives under extreme conditions.
The Black Man has a name
1 x 75' / 3 x 40'
At the heart of an international scandal that resonated far beyond Spain, The Black Man has a name uncovers the true identity behind one of Europe’s most controversial museum cases: the stuffed body of an African man exhibited for decades in a small Catalan town. Revisiting a deeply unsettling chapter of recent history, the documentary traces the origins of the case, the global outcry that followed, and the long journey to restore dignity to a man stripped of both his name and humanity. Through archival material, testimonies and historical investigation, the film becomes a powerful reflection on memory, racism, identity and the enduring legacy of colonialism in contemporary Europe.
A Thousand Days
4 x 48'
Produced by the History Channel, A Thousand days tells the extraordinary story behind the construction of Brasília, the futuristic capital that rose from nothing in just 1,000 days. Through archival material, dramatic reconstruction and firsthand accounts, the series reveals the political ambition, engineering challenges and human effort behind one of the most daring urban projects of the 20th century. More than the story of a city, A Thousand days is a portrait of a nation attempting to reinvent itself at full speed.
Mãe means mother
1 x 45'
Separated from their biological mother in childhood and adopted by a Spanish family two decades ago, three Brazilian sisters embark on an emotional journey to find the woman whose absence has shaped their lives. Between memories, wounds and expectations, this documentary becomes a powerful reflection on motherhood, identity and the lasting impact of separation.
Montserrat, a mountain, a spirit
5 x 50'
Montserrat, a mountain, a spirit explores a thousand years of faith, myth and identity surrounding Catalonia’s most iconic mountain and spiritual sanctuary. Combining cinematic recreations, archival footage and historical testimony, the documentary series traces the legends, political moments and cultural traditions that shaped Montserrat into a powerful symbol of Catalan identity. From medieval pilgrimages to contemporary history, the series reveals how one sacred place became deeply intertwined with the memory of an entire nation.
IMPÀS
8 x 30'
After several years abroad, Curro returns to his hometown of Barcelona, at a moment when his life seems to have stalled. As he reconnects with family, old friends and the neighbourhood that shaped him, he must confront uncertain relationships, professional frustration and the fear of starting over. Blending humour, tenderness and emotional realism, IMPÀS explores identity, belonging and the challenges of a generation caught between expectations and an unstable future.
Claudia: The woman behind La Dolce Vita
1 x 75'
Through rare archival material and intimate testimonies, this documentary explores the extraordinary life of Claudia Cardinale, one of the most enduring icons of Italian cinema. From her rise to international stardom in the golden age of La Dolce Vita to the woman behind the screen, it reveals a career marked by talent, independence and resilience.
In the footsteps of flamenco
3 x 45'
A captivating journey through Andalusia, tracing the roots of flamenco from its intimate neighbourhood venues to its most celebrated stages. Across three episodes, musicians, dancers and local voices reveal how this powerful art form has become a living expression of memory, identity and cultural resistance.
Sovietistan
1 x 45'
More than three decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, this documentary travels through Central Asia to explore the lasting legacy of a vanished empire. Through everyday lives, forgotten landscapes and personal histories, Sovietistan uncovers a region where tradition, political change and post-Soviet identity coexist in complex ways.
Meiji's Japan 明治の日本
5 x 45'
At the dawn of the Meiji era, Japan undergoes a profound transformation that reshapes its society, culture and relationship with the world. Through the stories of those caught between tradition and modernity, this series explores a defining period in the making of contemporary Japan.
Whales: The story of a migration
3 x 42'
Following one of nature’s most extraordinary journeys, this documentary series traces the annual migration of whales across vast oceans. Combining breathtaking underwater imagery with scientific insight, it reveals the challenges, instincts and fragile ecosystems that shape their remarkable voyage.