Humans Bound by Technology in the Sculpture and Paintings of Ángel CalventeThe works of this Andorran-Spanish artist are full of classical reverence for the human body and potential, but the reminders of technological subjugation offer a fresh, ominous spinDecember 1st, 2020|Country: Andorra, Spain|Read More
The Diminishing Returns of Migration and Love—‘Juanita’, dir. Leticia Tonos Paniagua, 2018An absorbing exploration of what it means to be a migrant woman or one of her loved ones told through a hybrid of a romantic comedy, Christmas film, and a homecoming narrativeApril 9th, 2020|Country: Dominican Republic, Spain|Read More
Queerness, Gender Discrimination, and Cults on the Margins of the Chinese Dream—‘A Dog Barking at the Moon’, dir. Lisa Zi Xiang, 2019A taut, inventive drama dissects how preoccupation with gender fulfillment and marriage in the Chinese society can lead to alienation: an expectant mother rediscovers the misery in her childhood homeApril 7th, 2020|Country: China, Spain|Read More
A Dog’s Heart—‘Marona’s Fantastic Tale’, dir. Anca Damian, 2019Abstract art meets unconditional love in an animated film about a dog's history living with humans: a dazzling all-age feature from Romanian auteur and an international team of visual artistsFebruary 4th, 2020|Country: Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Romania, Spain|Read More
Exploring Alternate Realities Through Gay Romance—‘End of the Century’, dir. Lucio Castro, 2019Two men hook up and recognize each other from a brief encounter twenty years ago. What could have been if they had acted differently back then? A highly imaginative Argentine feature debutJanuary 7th, 2020|Country: Argentina, Spain|Read More
Feminism’s Quiet Battle in ‘The Awakening of the Ants’, dir. Antonella Sudasassi Furniss, 2019A woman from a traditional Costa Rican family doesn't want to have another baby. A simple decision turns into an act of defiance in a smart, lyrical portrayal of Latina womanhoodDecember 16th, 2019|Country: Costa Rica, Spain|Read More
Iceberg Nations, Stupid Borders, and Minimal Republics by Ruben Martín de Lucas and Fernando Martín BorlánAn artist and a film director join forces to imitate the notion of creating sovereign states in a project that shows just how absurd private and national claims on the Earth's territories areNovember 12th, 2019|Country: Borderless Earth, Spain|Read More
Film: The Silence of Others, dir. Robert Bahar and Almudena Carracedo, 2018Almodóvar-produced documentary about the victims of Franco's regime who are trying to find justice in courts despite the resistance of Spain's government to own up to its past crimesAugust 22nd, 2019|Country: Argentina, Spain, USA|Read More
Book: Gaston Dorren, Babel, 2018A book of wildly entertaining and illuminating essays on the world’s top 20 languages that celebrates the planet’s differences and similarities in a new way and makes you want to learn a new languageJuly 11th, 2019|Country: Brazil, Cameroon, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Netherlands, North Korea, Pakistan, Portugal, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Suriname, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Tamil Eelam, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, USA, Vietnam|Read More
Book: Jose Manuel Robledo and Marcial Toledano, Ken Games Series, 2009-2017A series of graphic novels from the Spanish powerduo about a group of friends who are hiding their real identities even from each otherJune 5th, 2019|Country: Spain|Read More
Music: Deben Bhattacharya, Zingari, 2011Following the routes of Roma migration across Europe via musicApril 25th, 2019|Country: Bulgaria, France, Greece, Hungary, Roma, Romania, Spain|Read More
Book: Jose Manuel Robledo and Marcial Toledano, Tebori, 2016-2018A tattoo artist finds himself amidst a Yakuza feud in this graphic novelApril 20th, 2019|Country: Japan, Spain|Read More
Book: Raule and Philippe Berthet, The Art of Dying, 2018A noir graphic novel set in Barcelona about a bone-weary detective trying to save his fake daughter’s murderApril 8th, 2019|Country: France, Spain|Read More