See energy in class as you had never seen before. The first pedagogical 3D film on energy and how to save it.

Thirty years ago, Víctor Manuel composed Sólo pienso en ti (I only think of you), a song that soon became a huge success. The protagonists of the song were Antonio and Mari Luz, two disabled people living together in a centre in Córdoba. 30 years later, we recover their story. They became and still are a model for many young handicapped people fighting to live a normal life.

The experience of an unknown universe which hides the contradictions and charms of a life of militancy, where there is a mixture of fear, joy, love and passion.

Marina’s father is an insect. It’s a recent change, but Marina is nevertheless proud of him. One day, Marina comes across a wizard that will introduce her to the world of bubbles. She will discover that, sometimes, some people use magic to turn people into insects, like BUG DADDY.

 

Toro y torero (Bull and Bullfighter) doesn’t give rise to any kind of debate on bullfighting. It is an observational documentary. It doesn’t take a stand. It is not pro-bullfighting or anti-bullfighting. It is about observing the two parts involved in bullfighting. The bull and its world, the bullfighter and its world. We present the two main characters in the different situations they must face, and the viewer is left to judge for himself and decide where he stands.

“Bocamoll” is a game show that uses the Catalan language and culture in an entertaining, recreational and amusing way.

Antàrtida has shot the teaser of the film "Second Origin", produced by Carles Porta and directed by Bigas Luna. The teaser, in stereoscopy/3D, has been shot in the location of the Lake of Ivars & Vila-sana and in the sports facilities of INEF, Lleida.

A game show that tests spelling where speed and knowledge are the key.

Antàrtida and Orio Produkzioak have produced this documentary, where we can see for the first time what the daily work like is for a first division referee.

“Gaztiek asko dakie” is a series where children show us the world as they see it, without interference from middle men or questions being raised.