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
Let’s celebrate the International Girls in ICT Day with a day full of inspiration and learning! In this meeting, we will explore the opportunities that technology offers for girls, the tools to break barriers, and how to achieve a more equitable and inclusive digital transformation. We will be joined by representatives from organizations like Femdevs and Femcoders Club, who will share their experiences and projects.
Would you like to visit the Canódromo with architects and experts in the history of Barcelona?
In this special tour for Architecture Week, we will highlight the building and its heritage and historical significance, an icon of Catalan modernist architecture during the Franco era, while also exploring the evolution of its use and the activities taking place today at the Ateneo de Innovación Digital y Democrática.
DBAI is a platform for artists, researchers, writers, activists, designers, scientists, and community organizers. Its work questions how the legacies of colonialism, capitalism, heteropatriarchy, and white supremacy contribute to the marginalization and inequalities arising from algorithmic technologies, exploring strategies of resistance against these inequalities.
Although the principles of usability and user experience remain the same, designing a WordPress block theme is slightly different from designing a single website. In this presentation, we will see what needs to be considered when designing a block theme using a real example.
Organized by: Wordpress Barcelona
Social networks are changing. Between the mammoth of Mastodon and the butterfly of Bluesky, digital cracks are forming that are more decentralized, free, and open. But what are the differences between these platforms? Is a digital future without misinformation and hate speech possible?
In this debate, we will explore how social networks are transforming and what alternatives are gaining strength. We will talk about the Fediverse, the Bluesky proposal, and the creation of a space where citizens can connect, build bonds, and empower themselves digitally.