DocNomads films showcased in IberoDocs | Scotland
Two DocNomads films were featured in the short film programme The Sea at IberoDocs — Scotland’s first showcase dedicated to Ibero-American culture, with a focus on documentary cinema from Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American filmmakers.
As part of the programme’s activities, DocNomads alumna María Goya Barquet led a masterclass on the intersection between nature, documentary, and the cinematic framing of landscapes.
A new environmental strand within IberoDocs, “The Sea” brings together powerful short films by women filmmakers that reflect on our complex relationship with the ocean and coastal life. Together, they form a resonant chorus – stories of memory, longing, survival, and transformation – each uniquely anchored by the voices and visions of women.
In IberoDocs catalogue
By Aylin Gökmen | 13 min. | 2020
Synopsis:
From the ocean, a volcanic island rises. Where mist and myth entwine, residents endure the restless earth’s fiery volatility with reverence and awe.
By María Goya Barquet | 24 min. | 2016
Synopsis:
Driven by the director’s own connection to the sea, this personal and poetic documentary explores what the sea means in a landlocked country.
