From IoT Barcelona and The Things Network Catalunya, they are organizing a meetup to welcome the summer by sharing what everyone currently has on their desk. The idea is to hold a “what’s on your desk” event in person to take a closer look at what they are creating: prototypes, products, designs, inventions, or even ideas that are still only written down in a notebook. Everything is welcome, as long as there’s no need to sign any NDA.
On June 21st in Barcelona, FemDevs wants to celebrate the premiere of the documentary Fair Game with all of you!
They have been working on this project for a while, aiming to highlight real stories of women in the field of video game development, and they would love to share it with you and hear your thoughts.
El 47 tells a true story of rebellion and dignity in 1978 Barcelona, starring Manolo Vital, a bus driver who exposes an institutional lie through a simple yet defiant act that sparks social transformation.
With a direct and emotional style, Marcel Barrena offers a powerful and intimate chronicle of grassroots struggle, working-class pride, and the collective shaping of the city. El 47 is an ode to the courage of ordinary people and a tribute to the popular memory of the neighborhoods that built democratic Barcelona.
What draws us to social media? How does it affect our emotions and relationships?
This project invites students from Institut l'Alzina to investigate, reflect on, and create audiovisual content about digital culture and participation. Based on a collectively chosen theme, they will create a Reel or TikTok that questions and expresses their vision of the digital world.
The 3rd of ESO students from Institut l'Alzina will present their audiovisual projects for social media, which question and provide data or personal experiences about their relationship with screens.
The Seed of the Sacred Fig is an intense and moving drama set in contemporary Iran, where a family becomes trapped in the contradictions of a repressive regime. As the father, a judicial officer, imposes increasingly strict rules at home, the women begin to rebel through small everyday gestures that become powerful acts of disobedience.
No it takes us to Chile in 1988, during Pinochet’s dictatorship, when a surprisingly creative and joyful advertising campaign was key to defeating authoritarianism through the ballot box. Starring Gael García Bernal, the film portrays the power of design, media, and communication to transform an oppressive political reality.
Flow is an animated fable that transports us to a post-apocalyptic world where water has taken over everything and humans seem to have disappeared. A lonely cat wakes up in this setting and is forced to seek refuge on a boat shared with other animals. The challenge is not only to survive but to learn to live with difference and face one’s own fears.
Eternal You plunges you into a near future where eternal life is no longer just a dream but a digital reality. Through the creation of avatars that replicate deceased loved ones, this documentary invites us to explore the boundaries of memory, loss, and connection. It follows the journey of people like Christi Angel, who seek comfort by talking to digital versions of the departed—even at the risk of becoming trapped in a virtual reality that blurs the line between the real and the artificial.
A session that immerses us in a collection of five shorts that explore the digital world through the critical and radical lens of cyberfeminism. From fantasy and horror to subversive aesthetics, these films question power structures, harassment, and violence—both physical and digital—offering a deep perspective on gender dynamics in the digital age.
The experimental network maintenance group opens the doors to all those interested in learning to use, expand and manage community telecommunications. We will share what we have done, what we are in and where we are going.
Organize: Digicòria