Year 2150, sea levels have risen, areas that were once mountainous or desert are now beset by water.Adapting to the vagaries of the sea and global warming, what remains of indigenous communities are visited by cruise ships offering exotic experiences and tours. Time may change many things, but some cultures still have to impress in order  to survive.

Graduated in Fine Plastic Arts from the National University of Tucumán (Argentina), Master in Animation from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and specialized in Audiovisual Production in other universities: Art Direction at SICA (Buenos Aires), Arti Visive e Dello Spettacolo at IUAV (Italy), Visual Arts at Unicamp (Brazil) and Art Direction for Animation at Gnomon School of Visual Effects (USA). She worked as an animation director for advertising agencies in Brazil for 3 years, then returned to Tucumán, where she co-founded Yunga, an animation studio focused on advertising and institutional videos. She has worked as an animator, director and art director in numerous projects of series, feature films, short films, advertising, video games and projections for shows. She is currently working in Spain as an animator at Digital Sun Games.

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If you were to view Stella's room (12) through powerful microscopic lenses, you would find an entire galaxy made up of countless colonies of nanites. That is Teradox. The difference in scale of the two universes is so immense that one ignores the existence of the other. In the cracks of the wooden floor, a micro-megalopolis throbs. There, the young naniad Dex and his friends Nix and Fax travel in science fiction micro-adventures to find the truth beyond the known borders of Teradox and reveal it to their resigned world, in order to break the barrier of their own social invisibility.

Founding partner of 2DLab and graduate in Fine Arts. Animation director awarded/nominated internationally in competitions such as Anima Mundi, Quirino Awards, Chicago International Children's Film Festival, Divercine, Chilemonos, TAL Awards and Prix Jeunesse Ibero-American. Creator and director of the series "My Big, Big Friend" (APCA award, distributed in more than 100 countries and more than 300 licensed products), "Quarto do Jobi" and "Count on Me". Between 2005 and 2006, Lieban was president of ABCA (Brazilian Animation Film Association). He was part of the evaluation board in pitching for CORFO (Chile) and PROIMAGENES (Colombia) funding lines. He recently concluded the series "El Hotel Silvestre de Ana Flor" and premiered the feature film franchise "My Big, Big Friend - The Movie".

Luci's life, the newcomer to Pueblo Bonito, takes a 180º turn. She gets so nervous upon arrival that she creates the Birdman with a squirt of ink: the fear that now plagues the town. So Luci exchanges her vacation for being Mimo's friend and facing every day frustrations and misunderstandings that arise from the fears of the inhabitants.

She loves simple things like taking a nap, enjoying a good breakfast and painting. She has been working as an art director and color key artist for several studios, including Apolo Films ("D'artacan y los tres mosqueperros"), Studio Kimchi and Zebu Animation Studio. She also collaborates with the Navarra Intangible Heritage Archive, creating illustrations for multiplatform, interactive and Augmented Reality content. Because she loves being able to prepare content for schools and families about her land. And because she is passionate about learning and sharing what she knows, she has been teaching classes, workshops and masterclasses on visual development and colourscript in several schools in Madrid, Pamplona, Barcelona and Valencia. She believes in animation as a tool to transform our reality and that's why in 2018 she founded "The Magpie's Nest", a studio where she creates series for TV.

For Olvido, death is just a puzzle to be solved, but when faced with the death of Arus, his partner, Olvido collapses. To cope with her emotions she will have to let herself be carried away by the supernatural and immerse herself in a fantastic journey inside Arus' body. A psychological journey between shared memories and unknown feelings that will help her to move forward with her own life.

Carlos Zaragoza: Animation film production designer. His experience includes art direction and set design in live-action and animated feature films. His credits include the production design of the animated musical "Vivo" and "The Emoji Movie", the art direction of the short film "La Noria" by Carlos Baena, the visual development of "The Brave Despereaux", "Gnomeo and Juliet", "Madagascar 3" and "The Adventures of Peabody and Sherman" or the set design of live-action films such as "Pan's Labyrinth" directed by Guillermo del Toro. Carlos lives in Los Angeles, California, and Madrid, his hometown.

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Aurora Jiménez: Visual development artist in animated film. With extensive experience in the world of animation and video games, Aurora has designed for films such as "Vivo", "The Bad Guys", "The Brave Despereax", "The Smurfs. The Lost Village," "The Emoji Movie." "Hotel Transylvania 2" and "Hotel Transylvania 3" for Sony Pictures Animation. Aurora was the production designer for the animated feature film "The Nameless Warrior." Her credits include set design for the short film "La Noria" by Carlos Baena. She also worked as a character designer and concept artist on several video games for Electronic Arts and is currently a visual development artist for Dreamworks Feature Animation. Aurora is also passionate about comics and is developing her first graphic novel.

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As his body dies, the spirit of a man embarks on a mysterious journey to hell. On his descent, he must confront the sins that led him there. During his journey through limbo he will learn more about himself and what he can become in the afterlife. The damned must redeem the multiple souls he carries within him if he is to avoid becoming completely transformed into yet another demon in the service of hell. 

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Designer specialized in Visual Computing and Art Direction for animation. His work highlights the use of new technologies such as VR, interactive animation and creative programming. This versatile set of skills has allowed him to participate in a wide variety of projects such as animated series, short films, concerts visuals, theater plays, fulldome videos and scientific research. His audiovisual and interactive work has been exhibited in Berlin, Dubai, New York among others.

Latin American migrant women living in Spain tell us their anecdotes and experiences as caregivers of the elderly, and how, over time, they built a network that allowed them to help other women in the same situation.

She studied fine arts at the University of Granada and the Master degree in animation at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. She has been working in the world of animation since 2019. She has participated in visual development in animation series such as 'Firsts' and 'Sex Symbol', animating in advertising and in the short film 'The Luggage Room' directed by Daniela Cuenca.

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At the height of the Roman Empire. Within the walls of Lucus Augusti (Lugo), lives a little girl who wakes up after dreaming of the destruction of her home. She tries to warn the authorities about her visions, but is repudiated, except by a lady, who claims to be a witch, who helps her and takes her to her castro in the forest, where she verifies that the visions are true and entrusts her with a mission to save them all.

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Graduated in Fine Arts and Master in Illustrated Album and Animation from the University of Vigo. He has been the creator of the short films "Sandwich Cat" (2022), "Homomaquia" (2019) and "Cartas a Superman" (2016); experimental videos "Reality" (2020), "Les necesitamos!" (2018), "Dinosaurs Never Went Extinct" (2018), "21st Century" (2017), "Honestly, I Don't Reason Anymore" (2017); video clips: "Presagios" by Viaje a Sidney (2021), "Sangre" by Relator (2021), "Subiote" by Rodrigo Ramos (2020), "La vuelta al mundo" by Bebo San Juan (2019), "Pépe Maní" by Bebo San Juan (2019), "La gran ola" by Delafé (2018), "Días y días" by Delafé (2017); among others.

Follow Gonzalez on his path to complete despair as he tries to (over)live a mediocre but honest life, surrounded by eccentric and absurdly irreverent characters who represent everything that seems to us to be broken about our generation.

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A recycled Architect, he graduated from Gobelins L'École de L'Image, considered one of the best animation schools in the world. Has directed  short films like "Blind Eye" (selected for the Student’s BAFTA), "Leopoldo from the bar" (Animayo and the Movistar+ award winner) and "A Day in the Park" (nominated to Goya Awards). He has worked in studios like Titmouse, The Line Animation Studios, Golden Wolf, Sun Creature, The Glow or Nexus. He has recently been animation lead in an episode of Netflix's "Love Death and Robots", which earned him an Emmy nomination. Currently, Diego is working an episodic director for HBO's most ambitious adult animated series called "Scavengers Reign".

This myth tells of the origin of blindness. When a caveman catches a moonbeam and uses it to illuminate his surroundings (as if the moonbeam was a flashlight), he becomes increasingly fearful of the world taht was previously familiar to him. The caveman will try to hide from non-existent dangers in a cave. But when the moonbeam starts fadeing, in order to keep seeing the leftover light he puts the moonbeam over his eyes as if it were a blindfold and blinds himself.

She graduated from CSC (animation school in Italy) with the group thesis film Lucerna, the first short movie ever made with Tilt Brush painted environments (by her) and 2D traditionally animated characters. She worked for the Italian exhibition “La madonna sistina di Raffaello rivive a Piacenza”, for the Italian VR league, for The Ghost Howls founder, and for many other projects. She worked for some months at the Italian animation studio Showlab, and then she got selected for the 1- month lasting artist residence "AiRLovere" by Bruno Bozzetto, where she made the short film "Jellydream". She is currently studying virtual and augmented reality in Germany, and in 2022 she had the chance to show her first VR experience in the exhibition “Von der Schönheit der Begegnung” where she won first prize.

In the future, a mysterious jukebox lights up out of nowhere to Nina, an astronaut trapped on Venus; in the 70's to Ema, an orphan girl in the middle of the dictatorship in Chile and today to Isaac, a murderer sentenced to death. They will witness the magic of the jukebox and how, thanks to its music, Nina will gather strength to escape from Venus; Ema will see that there are people willing to help her and Isaac will understand the value of human life.

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He started as an Animator at the Universidad Mayor, directing three short films ("Años por Segundo", "La Nota Muda" and "Raíces de Pólvora"). After graduating, Ernesto worked on the editing of the award-winning Chilean TV series "Petit" and then proceeded to direct the development of the TV series project "Domingo Negro", which won a CORFO Audiovisual Fund in 2018 and an honourable mention in the Ideatoon of the Pixelatl Festival in 2021. Currently, he is working on the pre-production of his fourth short film "Los Alas Grises", which was selected for the Pixelatl Festival's Shortway in 2022, as director and screenwriter thanks to the Audiovisual Culture Fund. He is also co-founder and Creative Director at Kiltropo Animation Studios.

In the year 3100 a group of nomadic Robots are out hunting when a pack of Maroons (robot wolves) corner them. The expedition is brutally slaughtered except for two individuals: Buffalo and Lumberjack. These two companions escape at full speed from the pack of Cimarroones in a relentless pursuit in which any mistake will mean certain death.

For the last couple of years the philosophy he has been taking for his personal projects can be summarized in two maxims: "the shortest time possible, with the smallest possible team, using the best possible technology" and "get to the final frame as soon as possible". This is due to his background as a screenwriter, since in order to learn how to simplify his stories he had to learn a lot about the technique, to the point that one thing and the other have ended up looking like one and the same. Own works as director, screenwriter and visual artist: "Day 182" and "Fridge and TV". Works as director and/or scriptwriter for others: "Cleo & Cuquín" and "Miliki family".

Last minutes of the most important street soccer match of our protagonists.

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After several years of creating short stories, especially social media content, he ventures into creating his first professional short film. The last time he set out to create something similar he didn't reach the level he had originally set out to, unfortunately. ATLAS was a project created completely from scratch a few years ago. He is currently working as a 3D modeler for a video game studio in Australia. In his spare time he likes to expand his skills beyond modeling. He is fascinated by animation and rigging his characters and trying to capture the idea he imagines through rendering and post production.

Madeleine is standing in a street that looks familiar, holding a fork in her left hand. She knows they are approaching. She has to be on her guard. They have been chasing her for many weeks. She is in the middle of a war against Gary Oldman and she is losing.

She studied communication in England and France, before moving to Madrid to study animation and work on various art direction projects, as an illustrator, assistant or director. She works from the studio and multidisciplinary collective Estudio Carnicería and he has made several animation video clips and pieces for series and audiovisual projects.

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Joel is dying. And in that transition he sees his life passing in images. He is surprised to realize that "the film of his life" does not narrate his achievements, nor his work, nor the countless places he has visited. The film that defines him is about his dreams. Dreams that even he does not remember. But when he remembers them, they take on a meaning he could never have imagined.

This short film is a small personal project by Mario Caballero. Mario has been working with Quill for more than 3 years, he has used this tool to sketch ideas, tinker, make videoclips, short films or 3D immersive cinematics for videogames. He is a very restless person who likes to do a little bit of everything. He has never focused on anything, although his professional career has been focused on video games.

Rodrigo, a 12-year-old boy influenced by the adult culture he consumes at home, must expose a story he has written in front of his class, thus clashing with the red lines that exist at school.

From the age of 10 to 18, Mauro Luis learns under the tutelage of Paco Zarco at Top Hat Comics, where he begins to develop his visual narrative. He later studied Fine Arts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia and studied a year in Athens (ASFA). He returns to the university to study a master degree in 2D animation at the UPV. His work includes illustration, murals, tattoo and animation. "Flies only live one day", his first short film as director, won the award for best school short film at the Quirino Iberoamerican Animation Awards.

When Carla's online best friend, Scorpion, commits suicide, she embarks on a quest through her gamer world to discover what led him to make that decision.

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Writer, director, director of photography and producer of several short films with numerous selections and awards at festivals. She studied a Masters in 3D Animation at Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona) and later completed a Masters in Film Directing at New York University (NYU) after receiving the prestigious La Caixa scholarship. She worked as Layout Artist in companies such as Dneg VFX ("Venom", "Fast&Furious", "Death on the Nile") Trixter ("Tabaluga"), Lightbox ("Tadeo Jones 2") and Skydance ("Luck", "Spellbound"), and was a video editor for The New York Times. Noelia was co-director of a TV movie for TVG, and she is currently developing her animated feature film 'Viaje al Bosque Olvidado' within the Coofilm development lab.

An origami traveler, accompanied by a bookworm, explores the creator's office and discovers somewhere new.

Recent graduate from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. He works with Photoshop, Illustrator, and VR Quill. He is an advent believer of VR. Free time includes art, gaming, and playing tennis. He is a digital illustrator from Temple City, California. As an artist, his goal is to have the viewer be captivated by the art piece. He enjoys designing environments and locations for characters to interact with.

A ghostly fighter plane is stalking a convoy and a pilot who has never been in combat before must decide whether to finish her mission or face this relentless enemy. 

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He began his training in the Maisca master degree at the UIB, where he made the short film "Semilla del recuerdo", an audiovisual work that led him to different awards, as well as to the Goya Awards of the Spanish Film Academy. This fact facilitated his entry into the world of animation, where he worked as a character designer, animator and storyboard artist. After several years of apprenticeship in the field, he formed his own company Balieri Studio, where he contributed to several projects for film, television and video games. "Fude Samurai", one of the videogames he created, opened the doors of King, a videogame company where he has worked as art director on the "Bubble Witch" franchise. He now works as a freelance for both video games and animation.

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Oniria lives in a frantic monotony to achieve success, but a strong alteration of her reality will be the best thing that can happen to her.

Colombian illustrator and graphic designer, focused on character design and concept art for animation projects, he has worked in Colombia animation studios such as Lucy Animation, Lunes Animación in Chile and Baobab in the United States. His continuous search for knowledge in the field of animation and narrative has made him participate in artistic residencies, writing workshops and recently he won an animation scholarship in Madrid, Spain.