Christina Fattore, Maggie Cornejo and Natalie Elliot take us in this video report to the Isshin Dojo in Puerto Real, Cadiz, where for six years, the sensei Iván Rigual introduces Japanese culture and offers the teaching of aikido, a non-competitive martial art whose name means “the path of peace and harmony”.
This documentary explores the issue of transgender through the figure of Leo Trinh, student of the CNMJ program who approaches it by interviewing Sevillians in the street, by observing his daily routine and by telling his story to the camera.
Sabores de Antaño is a typical Spanish sweet shop located in the famous district of Santa Cruz Sevillano. Its manager, Jennie, invited the directors of the project to observe the production process of one of its products.
Keegan Burckhardt fulfills one of the dreams of his life as a Christian: to travel to Israel. He tells us about it in the form of a personal diary, where he shows us his steps and reflects on them.
In this excellent video report, Sarah Davis and Leah Proctor-Ford offer us an observational look at one of the most important events in recent years in Seville: the march for International Women’s Day.
The Tagalog word Bayanihan, the title of Olivia Balcos’ documentary, refers to the Philippine tradition of community members organizing to help each other move the bamboo house from one family to another city when it needs it. There is no better image than this one to explain the spirit with which the members of the…
One of the Sevillian companies with greater international projection is Inés Rosales SAU, famous in corners of the world for its famous oil cakes made by hand, among other products. In this report, Shaquoya Jones visits the company’s factory in Huévar del Aljarafe and we learn more about its history and the production processes of…
This report by Leah Waltrip gathers different voices of women survivors of gender violence, as well as women who were next to others who lived that situation: what is known as allies. Waltrip’s proposal has a particularity: instead of doing interviews with a question and answer format, the author simply asked the interviewees to share…
“Visceral, determined, racial. At times wild, fragile at times. Dance of emotions”. This is how the journalist Sara Arguijo described the figure and art of Irene La Sentio, an Italian who has lived in Seville for years and one of the great flamenco dancers of the national and international scene. The report by Mathison Davis…
What happens when someone travels to another country in search of certain cultural stereotypes of the place and finds something completely different? What happens when, faced with this situation and nostalgia for the home, that person feels the need to embody certain stereotypes of his country, even though he has never embodied them there? Alex…
