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I Am Haiti and Signs Of Life: Néstor Basterretxea

Five Days To Dance (Country: Spain, Germany; Year: 2014; Director: José Andreu, Rafael Moles; Writer: José Andreu, Rafael Moles)

One morning a couple of dancers turn up in a high school classroom. It's Monday and they announce to the group of teenagers that they have five days to get up on stage and dance.

I Am Haiti (Country: Spain; Year: 2014; Director: Raúl de la Fuente; Writer: Raúl de la Fuente, Alejandro Pacheco, Amaia Remirez)

Voodoo inspiration is used by the artist Celeur to create his sculptures, a reflection of the complicated reality on that Caribbean island.

Lantanda (Country: Spain; Year: 2014; Director: Gorka Gamarra; Writer: Vanda Madeiros)

Documentary about Guinea musicians.

Notes In Motion (Notas en movimiento) (Country: Spain; Year: 2014; Director: Oskar Tejedor; Writer: Oskar Tejedor)

Documentary follows the Malandain Ballet Biarritz as they collaborate with the Basque National Orchestra.

Opening Doors (Ateak Zabalduz) (Country: Spain; Year: 2014; Director: Juanmi Gutiérrez; Writer: Juanmi Gutiérrez)

Study of the OKUPA squatters movement

Lantanda and Notes In Motion

Signs Of Life: Néstor Basterretxea (Señales de Vida: Néstor Basterretxea) (Country: Spain; Year: 2014; Director: Gentzane Martínez de Osaba, Alexander García de Vicuña; Writer: Jose Mari Argoitia)

The life and work of the multifaceted artist Néstor Basterretxea, who recently passed away.