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- En pleine période de Noël, une apocalypse de zombie menace la ville endormie de Little Haven, forçant Anna et ses amis à se battre et à chanter pour survivre, affrontant les morts-vivants dans une course désespérée pour rejoindre leurs proches. Mais ils découvrent rapidement que personne n'est en sécurité dans ce nouveau monde et qu'avec la destruction de la civilisation autour d'eux, les seules personnes sur lesquelles ils peuvent vraiment compter sont eux-mêmes.
- "The Anarchist's Wife" is the story of Manuela who is left behind when her husband Justo fights for his ideals against Franco's Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War. He is deported to a concentration camp, and upon his release, continues the fight against nationalism in the French resistance. Years, pass without a word from him, but his wife never gives up hope of seeing him again.
- Although she's still hung up on the man who broke her heart, club dancer Simona pledges to eradicate all memories of him by removing the tattoos he put on her body. Complicating matters is Mariel, the owner of a Barcelona tattoo shop whose obsession with Simona's undulating form leads him to steal the money to help her pay for the necessary laser treatments.
- A paranoid prison guard moves into a village flanked by a state motorway. He befriends his new neighbour, an unemployed hypochondriac supported by his wife, working in the local grocery. Weary of life and caring for her two sons, she develops an attraction to the nightclub bouncer, but he is in love with the club stripper, who is in turn waiting for the father of her child to return from the same prison where our prison guard works. A story about the demons of our day.
- LESA HUMANITAT (AGAINST HUMANITY) is a non-profit documentary about historical memory and universal justice, showing the struggle of different organizations. LESA HUMANIDAD gives voice and visibility to the victims of the Franco regime, to collect their testimonies, to end the indifference of a significant part of society and to restore their right to memory and justice. These are the objectives of the documentary project LESA HUMANIDAD, a non-profit documentary on historical memory and universal justice. What happens when human rights are continuously and systematically violated and these crimes of genocide have occurred in the recent past? And if, furthermore, there are laws framed within a democratic framework that protects impunity and exonerate the genocide criminals? Universal jurisdiction can form a great incentive that can trigger and promote judicial decisions that will ensure the reparation of victims who have suffered from a lack of protection and their freedom as a human being has been curtailed.
- 2018 marks the centenary of Nelson Mandela's birth. He seized center stage during a historic trial in 1963 and 1964. But there were eight others who, like him, faced the death sentence. They too were subjected to pitiless cross-examinations. To a man they stood firm and turned the tables on the state: South Africa's apartheid regime was in the dock. Recently recovered archival recordings of those hearings transport us back into the thick of the courtroom battles.
- A couple in crisis is in a cinema. The woman identifies herself with the pain of the protagonist. A game of mirrors and reflections is triggered, in which characters felt as "real", according to the film fiction, are soon confused with those born out of an artist's mind and so on. The movie thus becomes an enigmatic matrioska in which, led by a french voice over and mostly in black and white, the boundaries between reality and fantasy, imagineer and imagine, are lost. We are therefore led to reflect upon the magical power of art and the role of the artist, which is so powerless that can only show his pain, this way making people feel less lonely.
