Films in development
ROJO CLAVEL
a film by Roser Corella
When Manuel Liñán takes the stage, he finds the freedom to be himself. Through dance, he explores the connection between bodies, love, and human relationships, seeking to understand the need to connect without taboos and the consequences of intimacy. Through emotion and flesh, he challenges the boundaries of flamenco, merging tradition with personal freedom. In this journey, the past and present intertwine, creating an atmosphere where bodies speak of love, struggle, and the bonds that define us.
SUPERHEROES
a film by Stefano Obino
17 new superheroes are born in the Syrian Refugee Camp in Iraqi Kurdistan! They have unexpected superpowers: they build schools, houses, and paved roads, distribute love in people's hearts, and fly with butterfly wings to bring Domiz 1's children to visit their fathers, who have left in search of work to rich Europe. They will then show their superheroes on the streets of Domiz 1, with the incredulous eyes of the community around them, waiting for the magic to happen.
Because, after all, if you believe it, you will see it!
CARBONIA
a film by Stefano Obino
I was born in a city as old as my father: 86 years. A city built to house miners and fuel Fascist Italy’s dream of self-sufficiency. Carbonia—the city of coal. It fought every day to exist. A city without a past, created solely for workers, always at risk of vanishing whenever work grew scarce.
Its story is my story—the story of my family and my father, who left the city of coal to chase the utopia of a proletarian revolution. He eventually reached China and later inspired the Italian comic book character Molotov, an icon of the uncompromising left.
When do memories become indelible? Perhaps only when they tell a story. Only then are they not lost—like tears in rain.
FRAGMENTS OF HOME
a film by Roser Corella
Using her smartphone camera, a young woman invites us into her world and her life in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime. Her name is Aziza. She refuses to surrender under the shadow of the gender-apartheid ideology that grows darker by the day as it spreads across the country.
