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We celebrate the Microseries Showcase gala in a session where five projects by emerging talents will be screened.
The arrival of Serielizados brings a new edition of the Microseries Showcase, an initiative organized by Serielizados and the Zoom Awards of Igualada, in collaboration with the platform EVA and AVisual PRO.
As part of the festival’s 13th edition, this session reaffirms its commitment to boosting content creation in Catalan, acting as a showcase and launching pad for new creators. In this exclusive session, the best selected proposals in short format will be screened, ranging from fiction to documentary, in both vertical and horizontal formats.
The session will also feature the presence of their authors and will compete for the EVA Award and the Young Jury Award – AVisual PRO, which will be presented later at the Zoom Awards Gala of Igualada.
These are the five projects of the Microseries Showcase:
BARNA RUPESTRE by Lucía Mercader, Sara Guixé
Humanity emerged from caves. For now, we’ve only made it as far as the bar. Barna Rupestre travels through the city’s night to witness what we want to leave behind for posterity.
Barcelona posa’t guapa by Joan Pàmies Lluís, Nicolás Auger
To combat the city’s rising anti-tourism sentiment, Barcelona City Council commissions two local documentary makers to create a pro-tourism campaign, but they might not be the best people for the job.
Currelas by Xavier Mata Badenas
A thirty-five-year-old poor devil who hates working jumps from job to job, surrounded by coworkers proud of having calluses on their hands.
Megaestructures en un Minut! by Pavlo Puyalto
Escaping the crowds gentrifying the city, we visit some of Barcelona’s most iconic megastructures.
Neocurros by Pep Molina
‘Neocurros’ are jobs so eclectic and innovative that not even the ‘neoworkers’ themselves fully understand the point of what they do. In the microseries, employees of NEOCURRASSA show the reality of their trades while trying to justify the point of working on absurd and useless tasks. In the presented pilot, we meet Emili, who works as a ‘street tester’: lying down on uncomfortable street furniture.

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