OTHERS PERSPECTIVES
CANVI
Spain, 77 min., 2024. Dir: Javier Horrillo
‘Canvi’ deals with climate change as the greatest challenge ever faced by human beings. The young protagonist Alba will discover, through interviews with Valencian experts of very different profiles, that the only way to overcome it is by changing our society and ourselves.
‘Canvi’ deals with climate change as the greatest challenge ever faced by human beings. The young protagonist Alba will discover, through interviews with Valencian experts of very different profiles, that the only way to overcome it is by changing our society and ourselves.
Spain, 85 min., 2023. Dir: Samu Fuentes
Shepherds have been living in these mountains of the Picos de Europa for more than 5000 years.For the Mier brothers, shepherds since they were thirteen years old, this is still their home. Last year they had to sell their flock of sheep. The wolf and the continuous administrative restrictions are causing the disappearance of the livestock herds in these mountain passes... and with it, their shepherds.
Shepherds have been living in these mountains of the Picos de Europa for more than 5000 years.
France, 96 min., 2020. Dir: Flore Vasseur
For the past six years, 18-year-old Melati has been fighting against the plastic pollution that plagues her country, Indonesia. Like her, a generation is rising up to repair the world.
For the past six years, 18-year-old Melati has been fighting against the plastic pollution that plagues her country, Indonesia. Like her, a generation is rising up to repair the world.
Canada, 83 min., 2019. Dir: Will Prosper
Filmed between the sumptuous Haitian countryside and the icy landscapes of Quebec, Will Prosper's documentary Kenbe la, jusqu'à la victoire follows the inspiring journey of Alain Philoctète, an artist and activist who, despite his illness, dreams of developing a permaculture project in Haiti.
Morocco, 78 min., 2024. Dir: David Fedele
This movie takes us deep inside the hidden lives of young refugees and asylum seekers from Sudan and South Sudan, living and sleeping rough on the streets of Morocco; forced to flee violence and instability in Libya, and unable to return home due to ongoing war and conflict.
Filmed entirely using mobile phones, this film offers us, through unique and intimate access, a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the human spirit and innate drive for survival, as they fight for a better life for themselves and the families they left behind.
