Explore the complex and fascinating Spanish Transition through a curated selection of short films. These cinematic works offer a unique perspective on the shift from Franco's dictatorship to democracy, reflecting the social and political challenges of the era. Discover how Spanish cinema addressed this crucial historical period, ideal for students and enthusiasts of history and film. Immerse yourself in narratives that capture the essence of a country in transformation.
This documentary is crucial for understanding the political and social atmosphere of the first democratic elections in 1977. It offers a critical look at electoral propaganda and the mechanisms of new politics in a society emerging from dictatorship.
Focuses on a pioneer during Franco's regime
This documentary short film is essential for understanding the social tensions and violence of the Spanish Transition through a personal story. It reflects the climate of change and conflict, as well as the struggle for visibility of marginalized groups in Spain at the time.
Symbol of horrors of Spanish Civil War
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The return of Picasso's 'Guernica' in 1981 is a cultural and political symbol of the consolidation of Spanish democracy. This short film offers a current perspective on this crucial event, narrated by its protagonists and witnesses, and was a candidate for the Goya 2025.
Heartfelt film touching on human behavior
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This short film is fundamental for understanding the Transition from a gender perspective, making visible the social struggles and feminist movements. It highlights the crucial role of women in the modernization of the country and the achievement of fundamental rights such as abortion.