Having gone through stages of questioning her future vocation and numerous difficulties that followed, thanks to her strong passion and tenacity, she finally brought us this great movie, her debut feature, “Children of the mountain”.
Our People
Quino Piñero: a sound pilgrim traveling without hesitation
Growing up exposed to music, he goes far beyond being just a musician but is also a photographer, a sound engineer and a film maker. Purely for the sake of his passion for different types of song that intrigue him, he could be on a trek to a completely foreign land at any moment.
José Pais: Whores and mothers in Braganca
A rich and sensitive sociological analysis of the intersections of sex and money, in the contexts of traditional family expectations and the conflicting desire for freedom in a rapidly changing world. Mothers on both sides of the conflict; male bonding and male secrecy.
Ameena Blake: A society that demonises Islam and Muslims
How can you live in a “manipulated” society that suspects and blames a whole community? Meanwhile, hassling in the Street and persecution by the Government towards the most vulnerable: women. Virginia Moreno Molina “English people are charming and smile a lot, and now these smiles are disappearing when […]
Nahla Nasser: “Muslims need to stop feeling like victims”
Although Islamophobia is a growing problem in the United Kingdom, some Muslims don’t hear about it but instead feel support coming from the British Government. They’re not afraid to go out on the streets and don’t feel discriminated against. They think that the more Muslims feel like victims, the more […]















