En una apasionante e impredecible búsqueda de 20 años, Juan Carlos Rodríguez muestra la conmovedora historia de Vieques. A través de recuerdos íntimos, voces comunitarias y imágenes de archivo, la película expone las profundas dificultades soportadas por Viequenses antes y después de la partida de la Marina de los Estados Unidos en 2003. Presenta la grave situación de salud de Vieques a lo largo de los años.

Temas NoViolencia: FÍSICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA

En la ruta migratoria hondureña, se escucha la letanía de la breve y precisa historia de los buscadores que narran desapariciones llevando una foto y recitando una cita, un lugar y un nombre. Las fronteras tratan de tomar su impulso, pero luchan y avanzan. En el camino de regreso, algunos traen arena, otros un ataúd y otros una hija (rota en el camino y dañada antes, mucho antes).

Temas NoViolencia: FÍSICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, RACIAL, SEXUAL.

A Mapuche documentary offering a deeply spiritual and political perspective on the importance of restoring the environmental balance around the Lanín volcano. It shares ancestral knowledge with society as a whole and challenges it to protect this territory in the face of the spread of extractive tourism.

Temas NoViolencia: FÍSICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, RACIAL, RELIGIOSA.

Juana Ruiz, an activist from Madrid, was imprisoned by Israel between 2021 and 2022. Her story had a huge impact in Spain, where funds were raised and dozens of demonstrations were organised to secure her release. What did this mean? How did she manage to be released?

“International impunity hurts me,” Ruiz reflects in the documentary. “The Spanish government supported me, but they even told me they wouldn’t sever diplomatic relations on my account.”

We now know that her case was not the only one. In recent years, Israel has outlawed and persecuted the main social and aid movements in Palestine.

A team of Catalan documentary-makers travelled to the region to gather previously unseen archive material and personal recordings, and to film in the West Bank just before the conflict escalated.

*Espacio menguante* examines the role of the United States and Europe, as well as the arbitrary imprisonment of Palestinian children.

The documentary combines analysis with an intimate portrait of Palestinian activists, who honestly share their doubts and contradictions with us… and help us to better understand one of the most significant conflicts of this century.

Temas NoViolencia: FÍSICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, RACIAL, RELIGIOSA.

Milvia, Magda, Virginia, Jimena, Francis and Maya share a common dream: a future of hope for their communities. They are Guatemalan women – indigenous weavers, artists, public defenders and traditional midwives – who are fighting to defend democracy, human rights and cultural heritage at a time of historic political transformation.
The film weaves together the stories of women who have spearheaded legislative initiatives, shaped national policies, fought for human rights, built collective movements and created spaces for art and activism – all in the pursuit of peace, justice, freedom and a life without fear. Their journeys reveal that the strength of their communities has been the key to their transformation.
This is a story of resilience, hope, struggle and activism, led by women who refuse to be silenced. Now more than ever, their stories must be brought to light.

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The Popular Women’s Organisation (OFP), now in its 52nd year, is one of Colombia’s oldest women’s associations. Through pacifism and grassroots feminism, it has confronted the war in one of the country’s most turbulent regions, the Magdalena Medio, a natural department of which the oil-producing city of Barrancabermeja is the capital. In its work to defend human rights, the OFP has developed a wide range of strategies. Of particular note are the Women’s Centres in the various municipalities along the banks of the River Magdalena, where women are offered psychological and legal support, as well as assistance with housing and food sovereignty. Furthermore, between 2002 and 2006 – the height of the armed conflict – the programme *La Mohana* was broadcast; its historical archive enables a dialogue between images of today’s social leaders and those of the past. Among its key milestones, it is worth noting the recent creation of the Women’s House of Memory and Human Rights, a pioneering initiative in Latin America. And the radio station La Mohana, successor to the long-running television programme and a voice for the feminist struggle in a region where the old warlords are once again rearming themselves in force.

Temas NoViolencia: RACIAL, MORAL, ECONÓMICA

Through the use of archive footage and testimonies, it aims to highlight the critical situation facing human rights defenders in the country; and to appeal to our collective memory, honouring the life and work of the social activist Sinar Corzo Esquinca

Temas NoViolencia: MORAL, ECONÓMICA, RACIAL.