Thirty years after founding his first band, Charlie Molina is still fully devoted to music as leader of Roper Cansino. However, behind his rock-soul star manners and his charisma onstage, a father of three and a private eye hide. Apologizing for being late, he quickly says hi as his legs keep moving. 53-year-old Charlie heads…
One of the most outstanding Sevillian rock groups of the 80s was Loscomotoras. More than thirty years after its creation, its founder Rafael Cuevas returns with his new project: the group Black Ducados, which gathers and broadens the experience of the previous one to create a new album and start a concert tour. Cuevas tells…
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.
The room is almost silent, except for the hum of machines connected to the faceless man. One to control his vital signs, one to breathe through him and another to keep his blood circulating while his heart is stopped. There are ten other people in the room besides the man on the table: the surgeon,…
There are 12,657 South American immigrants living in Seville, of which 2,105 are of Bolivian nationality. Spanish on her mother’s side and Bolivian on her father’s, the young Rosario Marín talks about her experiences as the proud owner of a “double heart,” despite the difficulties she has found living in a society that’s commonly miseducated…
13 years ago, the solution that Adriana found to reconcile motherhood and employment was to be a sex worker. Today, she continues to devote herself to this and fighting for the rights and visibility of a profession that’s still not regulated, often silenced and socially stigmatised. “I couldn’t lose my job or have to leave…
In this first report on night workers in Seville, taxi driver Marco knows the difficulties of this particular shift. But none of them worries him as much as the appearance of VTC companies (Tourism Vehicles with Driver), which are endangering the survival of taxis. “Bringing money home, that is the hardest. The hardest day in…
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…
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…
