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New forensic technologies help a group of families reconstruct the fate of their relatives, whose bodies were stolen and secretly transferred to the Valley of the Fallen.

Based on Jorge Carrión’s novel and a finalist for the 2025 Lumen Prize, Membrane explores what it means to be human in the age of artificial intelligence and digital consciousness.

A deteriorated film shows a sequence of everyday images, among which a few stand out as testimony to the violent events that took place on May 9.

After the death of her mother, Belgian filmmaker Miléna Trivier develops prosopagnosia and loses the ability to recognize faces. Yet, the Faces reflects on the rise of algorithmic surveillance and the use of biometric data in a world shaped by the global expansion of facial recognition.

Alice finds refuge from her real life in a virtual hotel. Moving through different rooms, she encounters characters searching for multiple forms of intimacy. But they cannot always anticipate the consequences of that search.

For Javier Soto, a legendary assistant director, the voice is not just a tool, it is his identity.

How do you steal half a million euros from thirty-nine different banks to fund social causes?

A rock of cobalt channels a chorus of voices as it undertakes a trans-continental journey beginning in a mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Reality and artificial intelligence intertwine in a warning about the consequences of traditional masculinity through fatherhood. Juan Manuel, a fisherman from La Paz bay, faces the legacy of his absent father and the anger and suffering it has caused him, while reflecting on his own mistakes as a father. A narrative that delves into cycles of abandonment and the search for redemption.

The film tracks Gatsby Lim, a Cambodian Australian kink educator, as he heals from past traumas through Shibari, a Japanese rope bondage emphasizing mindfulness and connection. 

A woman suffers an accident in Pristina, Kosovo. Upon awakening she can speak perfect Vietnamese, a language she couldn’t speak before. An American soldier suffers a head trauma in battle during the Vietnam War and forgets how to speak English. This is a love story of people who will never meet. A song about the importance of losing memory and the need to lose ties with the past.

There is a field in the East of Turkey where the original wheat harvested by mankind grows. In the border town of Rio Grande City, Texas a man enters a supermarket store with an armed weapon. These 2 places are connected by an invisible desire, a desire to open fire to everything considered sacred.

A group of people, a topic for debate—the detention of a professional seducer—and Virginia García del Pino’s ever-watchful camera. Scam Romance is the culmination of these three elements, a live film in which the initial premise allows for a collective reflection on infatuations, romanticism, and other facets of the human heart.

Luis, is searching for three of his children who left for the cities years ago and haven’t been heard from since.

DORA SENA — Colombia’s virtual AI-powered Senator, bridging the gap between legislation and citizens while tackling the COVID-19 health crisis.

Aphantasia is a short film that contemplates memory and imagination in the contemporary world. With the development of new machines to create images outside the human mind, are we witnessing the birth of a collective imagination, or the permanent atrophy of imagination?

Statistical Hallucination is a tribute to Chris Marker’s film «La Jetée» (1962), a story about a time traveler obsessed with an image from his past, to produce this statistical hallucination generated with artificial intelligence systems. Instead of Jean Négroni’s voice, we now have a synthetic voice. In place of photographs of a post-apocalyptic Paris, there are those imagined by an Artificial Intelligence. What will the images of the future be?

After the driest April on record in Catalonia, rain finally arrived in May. May 25th saw the highest precipitation in Barcelona.