HISTORY

Nine months after typhoon Yolanda ripped through the Philippines, the 3,000-ton vessel Eva Jocelyn and three of her crew members are still stranded among the houses of the district 68 of Tacloban City. They still don't know what will happen to them.

Thursday, December 10th 10:30 p.m.

Spain, 2015

Directed by:

Daniel Burgui

Andrés Salaberri

with the support of ACF International

22 minutes.

Languages:

English and Tagalog

Sound mixer:

Danel Ciaurriz

Original Music by:

Craftnote

Team:

Danel Ciaurriz,

Javier Fernandez

Igor Saenz Abarzuza David Burgui

Translation from Tagalog:

Jonathan Alamin

DIRECTOR

DANIEL BURGUI IGUZKIZA:

Freelance journalist and photographer. In recent years he has traveled to more than a dozen countries; covering news as the exodus of refugees crossing the Mediterranean Sea or the life of the child miners in Bolivia.

ANDRÉS PUEYO SALABERRI:

Independent filmmaker and creative director of Ikusi, a Uruguayan film production company socially oriented. I have graduated in Audiovisual Communication at the University of Navarre and a postgraduate degree in Management from FAMU (Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague). From 2009-2013 he was a professor of film at the University of Montevideo in Uruguay. I have completed studies of film and screenwriting in Maine (United States), Prague and Madrid.

FESTIVALS & AWARDS

• III International Film Festival of Nature and Man of La Laguna
• 7th Ljubljana International Short Film Festival. Slovenia