Fed up with Barcelona City Council claiming that public transport couldn't reach the Torre Baró district because the streets were too narrow and unsafe, Manolo Vital, a local resident and bus driver for the city's public transport service, set out to show, from behind the wheel of the route 47 bus - El 47- that the authorities were wrong. 'El 47' is the inspiring true story of a man, a bus and a neighborhood's fate. The film tells the story of Barcelona's Torre Baró neighborhood, but it is also that of many other communities formed in the 50s by immigrants who settled on the outskirts of Spain's main cities. In many cases, they lived in dwellings built with their own hands after having had to leave their land to carve out new lives far from home. Years later, in the 1970s, many of these neighborhoods were still not considered part of the city and lacked running water, electricity and other basic amenities. Written by from tiff (Canon y mus)

After spending several years infiltrating the circles of the Abertzale left as another young sympathizer of the terrorist group ETA, a police officer gets what she was looking for: ETA contacts her.

Centers on true happenings of Nevenka Fernández, a young woman in 1990s Spain who courageously reported sexual harassment by her employer. Her tenacity pioneered the fight against workplace misconduct in her country.

Montse, divorced and with two children who have long since ignored her, has been preparing for a family reunion at her home on the Costa Brava. Nothing, absolutely nothing, will prevent her from enjoying one last weekend with her ...

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A family is divided when the mother goes to the police to accuse her husband of continuous rape during the 30 years of their perfect marriage.

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In 1933 political activist and champion for sexual freedom Aurora Rodriguez killed her Utopian project and brilliant young daughter Hildegart. Selectively bred and educated by Aurora to become the worlds first truly free woman to lead humanity into a new era, Aurora could bear finding out that Hildegart wanted independence, rather than following the fate her mother systematically raised her to follow. On the surface, Hildegarts strength and confidence was unbreakable; she published books and essays about taboo subjects and sexual topics, gained power at the leader of the young Socialist party. and started the World League for Sexual Reform in Spain. This is a film about the human propensity to kill the thing that it loves the most. Written by Anonymous

Maria, a new mother and writer, is transfixed by the disturbing case of a woman who drowned her infant twins, prompting her own journey through the complexities of motherhood.

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