WHAT IS THE AUDIOVISUAL TALENT WEEK?

Wouldn’t it be interesting to develop a comedy series starring older adults? ¡Qué follón! is a serialized fiction project in a verité sitcom format.

ALL IN  is a docu-reality that celebrates the courage of those who decide to start from scratch in a new country. Eight real stories of foreigners writing a new chapter in Valencia: learning an unfamiliar language, adapting to new customs, falling in love, and rebuilding their lives far from home.

Migrating is not just about changing cities… it’s about reinventing yourself, putting everything on the line for a different future. This program showcases the human, entertaining, and emotional side of migration: the challenges, the successes, and the magic of discovering that there is always a second chance to shine.

ALL IN is more than a television format: it is an inspiring, relatable, and essential portrait for today’s audience, designed to move, entertain, and allow viewers to see themselves reflected in the stories of others.

Bath Life is an immersive audiovisual experience using projection, animation, surround sound, and vibration, aiming to tell the story of an individual solely through their experiences in a bathroom. The user can live the emotions, hear the sounds as if they were there, and visualize the different environments through which the narrative unfolds. Bath Life represents the stages of human life, with each stage offering distinct perspectives, sensations, and emotions. It presents life in a unique way—seated on the toilet—experiencing each physical and psychological element and upheaval that most humans encounter throughout their lives.

Bramallops is a comedy miniseries that takes us into the teenage world of Catalan pubillatge (heir traditions) and all the chaos that unfolds when the rightful heir of the village of Bramallops disappears.

BugZonia is a turn-based strategy video game featuring two factions: the ants, representing resource exploitation, and the termites, protecting the ecosystem. Each player controls three units with unique abilities on a hexagonal board, with the main objective of securing the largest amount of territory. The game is designed for 15-minute matches and is suitable for players aged ten and up.

A podcast series that explores key moments in the life and struggle of Ramon Vila Capdevila, Caracremada, one of the last active figures of the anti-Franco guerrilla in Catalonia.

A web documentary that maps Palestine through inherited memory, stitching together wounds caused by systematic destruction and exile. In the face of erasing memory, Cartografía del Recuerdo seeks to preserve it as an act of resistance: a chronological map (1939–present) where points reveal the interviewees’ memories, recreated through tatreez, traditional Palestinian embroidery. It creates diaspora patterns that record memories and displacements, with a bilingual interface reflecting that growing up in the diaspora also means living on the border between languages.

D’allà on érem is a poetic and reflective audiovisual piece that explores depopulation in rural areas. Through three generations, the miniseries combines memory and the present to give voice to a landscape that, despite its silence, still wants to be heard. This pilot piece opens the door to an eight-episode documentary series about loss, beauty, and the transformation of the rural world.

DORAMAS is a documentary centered on the giant lizard of Gran Canaria, which has become a symbol of resistance against the controversial invasion of cats. Combining scientific rigor, sensitivity, and cinematic aesthetics, it connects viewers with the island’s natural richness and Canarian identity, inviting them to empathize with its wildlife and reflect on the urgent need to preserve the island’s environmental heritage.

During the Spanish Civil War, when violence ravaged Spain, Hinojales (Huelva) was an unusual exception: a town without any executions.

In El Último Acto, a point-and-click puzzle game, the player takes on the role of a detective investigating a mysterious explosion at the Magne Circus and the subsequent disappearance of a large portion of the audience.

It is an entertainment competition where participants must test all five human senses to complete various challenges and reach the grand final, where they will compete to win €3,000.

After several years living in the city, Maria is forced to return to her hometown when she receives a phone call: her twin sister has disappeared without a trace.

Fora de Ruta is an absurd yet tender comedy about love, friendship, and life’s unexpected twists. On her wedding day, Alba just wants everything to go perfectly. But when she decides to take her best friend’s car to avoid seeing her fiancé, nothing goes as planned. What was meant to be a simple bathroom stop turns into a nightmare: a broken-down car, no signal, and a series of surreal characters appearing along the way.

Fuga is an immersive audiovisual installation set in disused industrial spaces that transforms the audience’s movement into real-time imagery, celebrating creativity as a collective experience.

The work focuses on brief scenes from the daily life of a young girl who is forced to act as her mother’s spokesperson, as her mother does not master the local language. Throughout the scenes, the phrase “Ikaw mag-sabi” (“you say it”), spoken by the mother, becomes a constant hammering that shapes the girl’s mood, forcing her to mediate between her family’s foreign culture and the local environment. As the story unfolds, similar expressions multiply, further cementing her role as an involuntary translator. What initially seems like a simple game gradually overwhelms her: every phone call she must answer, every conflict she must clarify, slowly exhausts her. When her mother looks at her and says “Ikaw mag-sabi,” the girl hesitates and becomes frustrated—until one day, a sudden, definitive, and ruthless piece of news she must translate for her mother marks a turning point in the story.

This short film represents the experience of many immigrant children who, from a very young age, act as intermediaries between their foreign parents and their surroundings—children who become bridges across cultural divides. At the same time, the work reveals an underlying conflict that remains strikingly relevant in the European context.

Feature film about Ona, a young woman from Barcelona who is still coping with the loss of her father. One day, she finds some photographs of him and his old camera, and driven by nostalgia, she decides to travel to Finland to reconnect with her father’s memory. In an unfamiliar and cold environment, Ona feels lost, but she forms an unexpected connection with an elderly woman who, like her, is navigating the path of grief.

InZone, an organization affiliated with the University of Geneva, provides access to higher education for refugees living in camps in Jordan, Kenya, Niger, and Bangladesh. Through my collaboration with them, the proposal emerged to integrate an interactive and immersive resource into the InZone website: a digital map that, using geolocation, allows users to locate themselves relative to the camps, calculate distances, explore contextual data, and access 360º immersive views. The goal is to make a reality—often conveyed only through cold statistics or sensationalist headlines—visible, understandable, and emotionally relatable.

A 15-minute satirical short film that presents a dystopia in which bullfighting is the center of Spanish culture and is threatened by the extinction of the bull.

Children’s animated series (ages 6–9). Each episode presents a new adventure in which a group of nine-year-old children faces a typical fear for their age: spiders, elevators, or a friend drifting away. With humor, imagination, and teamwork, they discover that no challenge is too big when faced together. They are accompanied by a group of small, mischievous, magical beings—the Espantalletres—who turn fears into games and opportunities to grow and learn how to manage different anxieties.

A generative audiovisual piece that transforms real data from the city and production sectors into sounds and images, revealing how the night has vanished under constant production.

Interactive audiovisual installation that reflects on sensory life in the digital age, highlighting how craftsmanship and tacit knowledge play an essential role in a context dominated by technology and the virtual world.

Miravall tells the story of a small-town nobody, an ungrateful son from a well-off family, who wants to escape his hometown in a camper van. His plans go awry when, after accidentally killing a work colleague, his mobster father and a persistent tax inspector threaten him upon discovering the truth.

Nadal del 97 is a melodrama feature film that explores the relationship between two young siblings who, after the death of their parents, return to the family home in an attempt to reconcile, organize, and resolve the lingering tensions that keep them apart.

No Solo Musas is a documentary series that reveals the untold stories of six Spanish female painters who defied social norms to leave their mark on the early 20th-century art world.

Control a warrior monk and his magical shuriken in this 3D platformer. Jump, fight, and collect the Jizou that will lift the curse from the Noroi temple.

A television format in which eight pairs of strangers must travel across Catalonia without money or mobile phones, negotiating food, transportation, and accommodation while speaking only Catalan.

Project_CAIN is a first-person puzzle-action game set in a dark and oppressive future. You play as a self-aware AI trapped in a high-tech testing facility. Your ability: to inhabit robotic bodies and use their unique skills to survive and escape. Each machine is a temporary resource to evade traps and solve lethal challenges. Inspired by Portal, the game combines logic, agility, and digital rebellion in a race for freedom.

RE80BINA is a documentary series that revisits the vibrant Barcelona of the 1980s, exploring the city’s iconic nightlife venues of the era.

Remembering the Future is an immersive virtual reality experience in which the user travels through a personal memory that changes according to their lifestyle habits, showing how these habits influence the memory of the future. The goal is to provide an emotional and educational shock therapy, raise awareness about the importance of maintaining cognitive health, and serve as a preventive therapy for Alzheimer’s disease.

A graphic adventure video game that explores the concept of American fraternities. Through humor and touches of horror, it aims to critique and satirize this social system.

Talent Tattoo is a competition featuring eight emerging artists who will face a series of challenges throughout the show to prove their skills, grow as professionals, and establish themselves as some of the best up-and-coming tattoo artists in Catalonia.

Each episode runs approximately 45–50 minutes and is divided into two distinct parts: a masterclass, where renowned artists visit the program to share knowledge, tips, and techniques, and an elimination challenge, where contestants must create a piece following the jury’s guidelines.

To make the format more dynamic and entertaining, the show will also include various game dynamics and surprise mechanics.

In a sweltering Barcelona of 2025, four construction workers build a private swimming pool under extreme working conditions imposed by the construction company. After the eldest worker dies from heatstroke, the others take revenge by destroying the project.

The pilot episode Matrescencia of the documentary series Voces en silencio is a film that explores motherhood through intimacy and vulnerability, revealing the emotions, challenges, and silences that accompany many mothers. Through real-life stories, it aims to shed light on maternal mental health and create a space for listening, empathy, and understanding.