From the moral crossroads faced by a single soldier, my grandfather Didy, The Tale That Saves Us All follows three people who devoted their entire lives to a greater ideal, until they were forced to ask themselves whether that conviction had set them free, or betrayed them instead.

FICTION, 68 minutes
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED by Ramón Gieling

A young filmmaker revisits the idea of making a film about the biblical Song of Songs, while an older director reflects on his earlier, unsuccessful attempt to capture love on screen. The Songs unfolds as a dialogue between generations: a moving testament to art, love, memory, and what we leave behind.

DOCUMENTARY, 87 minutes
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED by Salvador Gieling

Ezequiel is serving a six-year prison sentence. His crime: selling his own cow. Filmmaker Salvador Gieling, who is also the Cuban farmer’s nephew by marriage, cannot make sense of it. And if he himself cannot understand it, how could he ever explain it to his two-year-old son, Luca?

DOCUMENTARY, 86 minutes
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED by Ramón Gieling and Salvador Gieling

In the southern Spanish village of Frigiliana, wounds dating back to the Franco regime remain unhealed to this day. The brutal murder of the villager Antonio Sánchez Lomas in 1952 continues to divide the community to its very core.