Giant & Wild

The fight between hunters and hunted, is the most dramatic event in nature. For both, this fight means life or death. This close relationship is inevitable, and they both need each other to exist and thrive. Hunters and prey evolve together and have their own strategies for hunting and not being hunted. But even for the most efficient, success is never guaranteed. From Wild cats to Eagle owls, from Bats to Goshawks, in this film we will discover the hunting strategies of some of the most iconic European predators and their relationships with their target preys. We aim to introduce ‘MEDITERRANEAN HUNTERS II’ to global channels and platforms, and make it reach audiences around the world.

This series will show us the influence of this essential liquid and how the seasonal whims and transformations of water in its liquid, solid, and gaseous states affect animal behavior differently on each continent, including the plains, forests, and deserts of Africa or North America, the jungles of Australia, South America, and Asia.

Series about the fight for survival of the greatest hunters of Lwangwa National Park in Zambia: lions, leopards, hyenas and wild dogs.

Main theme of this documentary is the passage of time and the abrupt changes in daily life that technology has brought in the last 100 years. Characters (five Ibero-American grandmothers from Mexico, Cuba, Costa Rica, Colombia and Spain) narrate the relationship between daily life and the arrival of a world of increasingly accelerated changes. Their stories on how their lives have undergone a total turnaround since they were born more than 70 years ago, are universal.

Through unpublished images and testimonials, this documentary seeks to retrace Quino’s biography from his origins, an account of the environment in which his sensitivity and creativity was forged and the experiences that moulded his character. It also traces the significant spaces of this adult child who, after becoming a celebrity and travelling around the world, almost blind and a widower, returned to his childhood homeland.

A revealing documentary that explores the history of the iconic troglodyte neighbourhood of Sacromonte in Granada, Spain. Through moving testimonies and captivating archive footage, the film illustrates the attraction that the place had for famous actors, writers, musicians, and filmmakers from all over the world who were fascinated by its gypsy inhabitants and their efforts to preserve their traditions and culture heritage through the almost forgotten flamenco spectacle of Zambra, a vital representation of the gypsy wedding ritual. 

A documentary about the most important battle of World War II.

A documentary series (pilot episode ´Resolve in Venezuela´) where the camera follows the characters, getting involved in their daily lives. At no time do they speak to the camera, the camera merely follows their movements and captures their dialogues, in the style of The Kinoks. Each episode takes place in a 24-hour time frame, from dawn one day to dawn the next. An anthropological portrait of the society chosen in each episode.

Year 2175. The first hibernated-crew interstellar voyage departs to Proxima Centauri on board of a nuclear-fusion-propelled spaceship. Scientists at the forefront of physics and biology work now on ultra-fast propulsion and life support systems, that will allow us to make this possible. A series that combines fiction and documentary.

The Galician Mountain Horse breed is disappearing, only a few wild horses resist harassed by cattle thieves, by wolves and now by multinational power companies. By their side the small village of Sabucedo preserves something unique: an ancestral and intimate bond. Both horse and villager live in a mirrored situation: the end of the ones brings the end of the others.

This creative biographical documentary is a journey to discover the life and work of one of the most popular and cosmopolitan 20th century Spanish journalists. Through a blurred memory, this journey, a search for the person behind the character, propose the testimonies of his biographers and friends and the readings of his articles in some of the cities where he worked as a correspondent (Lisbon, Paris, London, Berlin, Rome or New York).

Between 1976 and 1989 Graham Greene traveled around the Iberian Peninsula in the company of his friend Leopoldo Durán, a Galician writer. From these trips came the novel "Monsignor Quixote", a hymn to friendship between very different people, incorporating elements of Cervantes' novel and a critical vision of post-Franco Spain. However, the true motives for these journeys remain a secret.