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Last days of the great catalan president Lluis Companys.

Carla, Ari, Mar and Àgata are a group of Catalan girls in their twenties who have been together since childhood. Despite being in their first year of college, the four are still very close to each other to go out and party. Although, involuntarily, Àgata begins to feel a change in her vision of her lifelong friends.

A Bolivian maid attempts to honor her late mistress's last wishes.

Alex moves to Los Angeles for a new job; Sergi stays in Barcelona. They love each other, but maintaining a relationship through technology proves challenging.

1714, Barcelona is under siege. Catalan aristocrat secretly dates a French officer after being told of an operation underway to kill his boss. She discovers that his operation was in fact an enemy trap designed to murder her lover, an important Catalan Army asset.

Flamenco is one of the world's few art forms that is believed to be passed down exclusively through bloodlines. For Barcelona's Gypsy community, it cannot be learned at a school or on paper. It is lived within the home, created at the bar and perfected on the street corner. Bajari goes to all those places with the dancer Karime Amaya-who is working with some of the most talented up-and-coming musicians and dancers to create an innovative show-and little 5-year old Juanito Manzano who takes his first steps to dance in it and earn his white flamenco boots. Their experiences form a journey of discovery of this living tradition and create an intimate portrait of how flamenco's legacy is kept alive within Barcelona's tight-knit Gypsy community.

Between 1969 and 1976 three churches from Alaba witnessed some events that exemplify the agony of a regime. A regime that in front of the illness and subsequent death of his leader, strikes with repression, with anger and with power exaltation the new labor, social and political situation breaking through in Spain.

Sergio. Barcelona. Ten thousand kilometers. Los Angeles. Alexandra. Computer screens. Webcams. Same place. Same time. Everyday. The challenge to build a common horizon now that they don't live together anymore. Fragments of a fragmented love.

Around her neck she always wore a yellow ribbon. She accepted to marry him only with two conditions: he would never ask anything about her past or anything related with the yellow ribbon.

A fly-on-the-wall portrait of the conditions of women in Pakistan as seen through the eyes and work of a fascinating married couple: Abdul Sattar Edhi and his wife Bilquis Edhi, the owners and tireless leaders of the country's largest network of social assistance that includes shelters for abused women, orphanages and adoption centers, hospitals, insane asylums and emergency ambulance services. This film crosses the threshold of this uniquely chaotic organization along with the disenfranchised Pakistanis seeking a social safety net where none officially exists, revealing an insider's perspective on Muslim society.

"Caracremada" ("Burnface" in Catalan), a nickname given by the Spanish Civil Guard to Ramon Vila Capdevila, reflects about the libertarian resistance against Franco's regime through the last active guerrilla fighter. In 1951 the CNT ordered the retreat of its militants; however Ramon Vila remained in the woods of inland Catalonia where he restarted the fight operating on his own.

In 2000, a small South American country suffered a massive wave of emigration. Those who couldn't find work at home went abroad, leaving behind homes, wives and husbands. They also left behind their children, often in the hands of grandparents. This character-driven documentary is the story of three Ecuadorian families who, after overcoming an arduous bureaucratic process with the Spanish government, manage to bring their husbands, wives and children to Barcelona. But reuniting after years apart is not as blissful as expected. Children are thrust into new lives and have to learn a new language (Catalan), couples who have lost their bonds struggle to see eye-to-eye and grandparents back home are suddenly left alone in their old age. In this classic, universal tale of immigration, what families will survive being together again and which will break apart?