Pilot episode for a tv show that never got made, adapting César Velasco Broca's homonymous comic book.

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Makunáima remained silent because Indigenous relatives had been taken away from their cultures and languages. One day, he went for a walk in Wararaa’Pay and noticed something different. He transformed into an animal and reencountered ancestral narratives lived in the daily lives of children, who, through music, dance, and play, reveal a mysterious and enchanting present, full of richness and creativity, and transform a past of misunderstanding into resistance.

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Galán is a plumber who falls in love with Venecia, a millionaire girl who lives under the mantle of her father, Mr. Dolape, and the mistreatment of her stepmother Lucrecia, who prepares a plot with Carlos Carlos to obtain the worst ending.

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In the episode "Textual," set in the near future, a man clings to a pornographic video he's found. The episode "Trip" takes place on a space voyage where a device records and reproduces sexual sensations. In the episode "Fade to Black," a house's caretaker, a video enthusiast, obsessively spies on a neighbor.

A workplace comedy about the underdogs who accidentally made the best Dracula movie you've never seen—the Spanish version of the 1931 classic.

Gabriel Veyre was a cinematographer for the Lumière brothers and an inventor of cinema. Travelling with his camera, he was dedicated to capturing the wonderful vitality of the world around him on film for the first time. The first set of films, produced between 1896 and 1900, were shot in locations ranging from France to Indochina, Mexico, Japan and Canada, and are presented in restored copies. The second set of films were shot in Morocco between 1934 and 1935. These colour films reveal not only the conditions of life in the country, but also Veyre’s agile and sensitive approach to filmmaking.