TARAJAL

CARTELL ESP 150

THE HISTORY

15 immigrants died on February 6, 2014 in an attempt to illegally enter Spanish territory that was dissolved by the Civil Guard with rubber balls and smoke canisters. The images are clear: the agents shot towards the area where these people were swimming and did not help anyone when the immigrants were "on top of each other." Metromuster (creators of 'Ciutat Morta') and the Observatori DESC association co-produce this new documentary to "make visible the work of NGOs, social movements and journalists" to reconstruct what happened that morning and "push" the judicial investigation.

Spain, 2016

Directors:

Xavier Artigas

Xapo Ortega

Marc Serra

Script:

Xavier Artigas

Xapo Ortega

Marc Serra

Music:

The CasiCasiotone

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Producer:

Metromuster

DESC Observatory

Duration: 80'

Country of production:

Spain

 DIRECTORS

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Xavier Artigas He is a sociologist and visual artist, he began his film career in 2008 as a collaborator with filmmakers such as Mercedes Álvarez and Ricardo Íscar. In 2012 he directed and produced his first feature-length documentary, [NO-RES], life and death of a space in three acts, which won the first prize at the 2012 Documenta Madrid Festival (best national feature film). Xavier is also the founder, together with Xapo Ortega, of the independent production company METROMUSTER. He is co-director, also with Xapo Ortega of the film Ciutat Morta, awarded at the Malaga Festival as best documentary of 2014.

Xapo Ortega He has developed his professional career around architecture and graphic design. He participated in the 90s in the birth of the Primavera Sound festival and other musical projects. He currently collaborates with different groups linked to social movements in Barcelona, generating video material of social and political denunciation.

Marc Serra He is a sociologist and jurist. He is an activist in movements for human rights, free movement and the rights of migrants. Since 2012 he has participated in the creation of the collective Tank the CIE. He has worked at the DESC Observatory, as a member of the legal team, where he continues to collaborate.

FESTIVALS AND AWARDS

  • DocumentaMadrid 2016
  • Article 31 Film Fest 2016
  • Som Cinema Festival (Best Documentary Award)
  • San Sebastián Human Rights Festival 2016
  • Pamplona Human Rights Festival