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Sagôl (Adiós)
España. 2018. 29´. Documental

A Spanish soccer coach moves to Azerbaijan to pursue her professional dream. After 3 years, time has come to say goodbye.

Directed, written and produced by Azucena Garanto. Played by Patricia González and Selçam Huseynova.

Azucena Garanto. Nacida en 1983 en Huesca. Licenciada en Comunicación Audiovisual y formada en cinematografía en diferentes escuelas. Tiene una larga trayectoria profesional en el ámbito cultural, cinematográfico, medios de comunicación y marketing. Ha dirigido durante los 3 últimos años el Festival Internacional de Cine de Huesca siendo a su vez jurado de diversos festivales. Actualmente dirige el fútbol femenino de la SD Huesca y éste es su primer cortometraje.

Bécquer y las brujas
España. 2018. 82’. Documental

Producer: Disentropic Films / Mano Negra Films / Aragón TV. Address: Elena Cid. Script: Elena Cid. Photography: Beltrán García Valiente. Music: Ralph Killhertz. Sound: Roberto H.G. Editing: Elena Cid

In 1864 Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, afflicted by his health problems, retires to the Monastery of Veruela. There, led by his romantic spirit, he starts a journey through the surrounding villages and discovers a world full of ancient customs and legends that all converged into a small town at the foot of the Moncayo: TRASMOZ, the witches ‘place, the only town officially damn in Spain.

Overwhelmed in the fast moving 21st century, a young poet in crisis, finds Bécquer´s Letters from my cell. Trapped by the story, she decides to follow the poet’s route and discover the hidden magic from her own modern times point of view. This is how the legends are shed against reality, the history of witchcraft, the Medieval Inquisition, and the other side of the black legend of the Spanish Inquisition.

The documentary uncovers the lesser known side of Bécquer. The evolution of a truly patient, multidisciplinary and smiling artist, and the sensitivity that was not even known by his friends until the compilation of his Rimas was published after his death. His story with the witches takes place between the eclipse of the sun of 1860 and the eclipse of 1870, in his native Seville, thirty minutes after his death. His last words, “any mortal”, left in the air even in his last breath his love for mystery.