Lola, Porco & Paco are best friends living in Ponte Regato, a quiet inland village along the Way of St. James. Paco is a shy gas station clerk with zero ambition beyond screens and parties; Lola, an eco-feminist and anti-everything, works at the local council; and Porco is a filthy, chaotic pig in every sense. Their lives, full of beers, vermouths, and pilgrims, seem simple—until digital overload turns their days into absurd adventures full of contradictions, conspiracies, activism, and identity crises. They’re a snapshot of 21st-century confusion, stuck in a place where nothing changes… or so it seems.

Rainbow penguins Sissi & Caesar travel the world with a mission: to protect the colors of nature from the chromatic crisis.In the series, Sissi & Caesar explore the planet highlighting the beauty and wisdom of nature. Together with friendly local animals, they will save the colors one by one!

Luna (12) and Kiki (8) move with their father to a mountain village called San Misterio after the mysterious disappearance of their grandmother, Emma. Upon arriving, the first thing that catches their attention is the lake in the valley. From the surface of the water, the tower of the old village still rises—remains of a town flooded years ago. They soon discover that their grandmother was considered a witch by many locals. In a journey of self-discovery, Luna realizes she is the heir to this legacy. She must learn to master her magical powers to solve the problems in the village, as the lake’s level drops, revealing long-hidden mysteries.

“Nome is An Island” is an animated series about bullied kids who learn to find their strength and their self-content in the very thing they were teased about. They rise above the anger circles, using their imagination and not letting to be broken. All episodes take place on or around the sea and the beach. Characters become different sea creatures such as shark, sea urchin, octopus, sea shell... or as Nome - an island.

The KooKoo Corral will follow the fun and hilarious adventures of a group of farm animals – Wolf, Roja, Monkey, and Beauty - as they navigate everyday situations. The series will be a humorous reflection of current times, primarily targeting tweens over 12 years old and adults. Driven by sharp writing and witty jokes, the script will feature a subtext of adult references, appealing to the entire family.

On the coast of Cádiz, a group of sub-Saharan migrants is intercepted and taken to a sports centre to spend the night. Among them is Aya, a 13-year-old girl, dressed as a boy. While she tries to get in touch with her cousin who lives in Spain, Aya remembers the most important episodes of her journey, from the moment she fled the war in Ivory Coast, until she crosses the strait in a boat. Throughout this journey, Aya imagines the adventures of legendary Baulé Queen Akwa Boni as a reflection of her own experiences, which helps her face the hardest moments and keep the memory of his mother alive, hoping to see her again one day.

Con Café (Cuentos de la C) is a poem in an experimental animation form. A journey into
intimacy obtained during the moment of a coffee break

After moving to a new city, a nonbinary person with social anxiety must navigate forming new friendships while hiding a mysterious insect: Bitxo. Fearing rejection, B hides Bitxo, making social interactions harder. One day, B meets Ali, who reveals her own creature, Alimaña. With Ali’s support, B sets Bitxo free, paving the way for their own growth and self-acceptance. The story ends with B and Ali walking toward the sunrise, their insects flying alongside them.

Violet is a curious ten-year-old who lives in a small village in the Siberia of Extremadura, where life follows a peaceful rhythm and everyone knows each other. But rural life is far from boring, especially with Violet around. Always eager to understand how the world works, she throws herself into adventures: starting a soccer team, preparing surprise gifts, or dressing as a mummy instead of a princess. Her questions and actions challenge the norms of her community, inspiring adults to rethink their habits. Yet not everyone embraces change. Mr. Riera, the new PE teacher from the city, finds it hard to adapt to village life and its slower, more open-minded pace.