Marta Lado

We believed in a better world, we decided to make it come true

A film director prepares to shoot a documentary about the urban miracle of Pontevedra but, in the midst of filming, he realizes that he knows little about the city and that, moreover, he is not very interested in the subject. He enters a creative crisis and realizes that he prefers to make a fiction. Although he is not clear about what, he calls his usual actresses and involves them in the project. They quickly notice that this is not going anywhere and rebel against the direction of the director. As a result of that rebellion, they end up filming something else which is, ultimately, Pontevedra Hora Cero

Sicixia is a fiction feature-length film shot in Costa da Morte (Galicia, Spain). Sicixia is an intended peripheral film. Periphery is where the world gets different, not where it ends. For Romans, Finisterrae was the end of the world. Sicixia wants it to start from here. Sicixia portrays Costa da Morte's unique heritage by intertwining fiction and reality, powerful images with subtle and rich sounds and stories.

A couple retreat to an Atlantic island to rebuild their relationship, strained by changes through the years. In this strange landscape a lighthouse seems to exert power, and a strange woman appears on the beach after almost drowning.

David and Lola are going to spend a few days at their friend Marcos’ rural house. In the middle of nature they seek to meet and see each other, to leave behind the sadness that accompanies Lola.

Antoine et Olga, un couple de français, sont installés depuis longtemps dans un petit village de Galice. Ils pratiquent une agriculture écoresponsable et restaurent des maisons abandonnées pour faciliter le repeuplement. Tout serait idyllique, si leur opposition à un projet d’éolienne ne faisait progressivement naître une tension avec leurs voisins.