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We present the programme of the 1st edition of the International Underwater Film Series of HONDARRIBIA, the CIMASUB 2020. This event is still the best way to take a trip around the planet, visiting the most spectacular seabed and showing us the global nature of the problem of marine pollution and climate change.
PROJECTIONS:
On 12, and 13 March, screenings of the best of international underwater cinema with 18 short films and 2 documentaries spread over the two days. It will be held in the Itsas Etxea Auditorium from 19:30 to 21:00h.
The quality of the works presented in our Donostia - San Sebastian competition grows every year, both visually and narratively. The format is changing, the number of short films is growing and the intensity of their presentation is increasing. Documentaries are becoming more and more fast-paced, we are moving away from the classic slower documentary and moving towards a more dynamic and entertaining narrative. All of this means that we are reaching more people and attracting a greater number of audiences.
As always, all events and screenings are FREE ENTRANCE until full capacity is reached.
We want to show our great satisfaction and motivation with the progress of the Cycle. We have been in Donostia for 43 editions and in recent years the audience has grown and we have received a much younger audience. More than 4,000 people in all the events of the Cycle throughout 2019. We have increased our coverage, in addition to Donostia-San Sebastián (43 editions), Lasarte-Oria (12 editions), Irun (28 editions) we have held the cycle in Errenteria and Lezo... and we are closing dates for 2020 with Eibar, Zumaia, among others.
After 43 editions, the Underwater Film Series is at one of its best moments... For 43 editions we have been making the seabed known, showing all its beauty from all corners of the planet... But we are aware that unfortunately the current interest in the seabed is not due to the wonders it hides, but rather because of the disaster we have caused in it. Edition after edition, marine pollution has been taking centre stage in the works that amateurs and professionals of the underwater image sector have presented in our Cycle. So much so, that most of the works now leave a space to talk about marine litter or even make it the central theme. We continue to reward the best works with ecological denunciation, as those who spend most time underwater have a lot to tell, and that message must reach everyone to achieve a real, serious and definitive awareness.
We continue to be the International Underwater Film Series of reference. We have received works from countries from several continents. Among which we have winners from France, Argentina, Italy, among others, and also national ones, from Euskadi, Navarra, Cantabria, Canary Islands, Madrid, Catalonia, among others. This year with a special tribute to our underwater image professional with the greatest international impact Rafael Herrero Massieu.
Thanks as always to our sponsors, the Hondarribia City Council and the Real Sociedad de Fútbol Foundation. Thanks to all of them, we can offer CIMASUB with FREE ADMISSION to the entire programme.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME of PROJECTIONS
PROJECTIONS | Itsas Etxea Auditorium
THURSDAY 12th MARCH | From 19:30 to 21:00h.
Maldives Underwater
Antonio Menor Vives | 3 minutes | Maldives
Video of the encounters that can be seen on a diving cruise in the Maldives.
The Thistlegorm
David Sánchez Carretero | 7 minutes | Red Sea - Egypt
The Thistlegorm is the name of a sunken ship in the Red Sea whose wreck is probably one of the best preserved. It is found "standing" on the bottom at a minimum depth of between 10 and 32 metres. It is considered one of the most spectacular shipwrecks because of the scenic beauty of the site. At 126 metres long and weighing almost 5,000 tons, it was used as a cargo ship by the British Navy during the 2nd World War... In this short film you will take a complete tour to see its current state.
Disconnection
Maite Erauskin - GAEA Elkartea Association | 4 minutes | Euskadi
Human beings are becoming more and more disconnected from the natural environment and the consequences are becoming more visible day by day...
I the sea
José Carlos Rando Lara | 4 minutes | Mediterranean (Marinas del Este and Cantarrijan, Costa Granadina)
The Sea speaks in the first person and invites us to get to know the enormous diversity that inhabits it and reminds us how vulnerable and fragile it is.
Take care of your memories
Marc Pedrals Prat | 3 minutes | Costa Brava - Medes Islands and l'Escala
The best underwater adventure happens at sea, and the best way to experience these moments is to enjoy them.
Participation in other competitions: Catalan Championship FECDAS/FEDAS and FOTOVIDEOSUB. 1st prize in the Catalan Championship.
One Breath Around The World
Guillaume Nery : 13 minutes : Philippines, Mexico, Japan, Mauritius, French Polynesia, Finland and France.
*** Barandilla de Oro in short film category (DONOSTIA KULTURA Award + Oceanic Cruise)
In his new short film, One Breath Around the World, French freediving champion Guillaume Néry and his wife, also a freediver, Julie Gautier, take viewers on an underwater odyssey around the world. Shooting in locations from Mauritius to Mexico to Japan and many stops in between, Néry and Gautier draw on their extensive experience to explore submerged ruins, swim under thick ice, mingle with a pod of sleeping sperm whales. In the process, they capture fascinating images of parts of the planet unseen by most of its human inhabitants.
Participation in other competitions: OFFshore Film Festival, Greanhorn Festival, New York Wild Film Festival, Festival International du Cinéma des Peuples Ânûû-rû Âboro.
Encounters with manta rays and nurse sharks
Antonio Menor Vives : 2 minutes : Maldives Islands
In the middle of the Indian Ocean, in the Maldives, a place of reference for recreational diving, we can find two of its most famous species, manta rays and nurse sharks. Diving with both during the day and at night is fascinating.
Let's save the planet's seas (Secrets of the Ocean)
Enrique Talledo Ruiz | 27 minutes | 5 continents
*** Silver Banister in documentary category
Documentary that includes images in the waters of the five continents. Some filmed with ROV at hundreds of metres deep. It includes some unpublished scenes, also behaviours documented for the first time. The aim is to raise awareness of the need to protect the planet's oceans.
Participation in other competitions: International Symposium of Nature and Photography Vila-Real 2019
Tears over the Ocean
Julio Junquera Aparicio | 6 minutes | Cádiz, Dhangheti, Indonesia
Julia used to watch the films of Commandant Cousteau since she was a child. Now she dives and discovers the problem of plastic in the oceans.
Participation in other competitions: ALCANCES Documentary Film Festival.
Kerajaan
Julie Ouminet | 4 minutes | Canada, Indonesia
Rich, diverse, amazing; that's the kingdom. Located in the heart of the coral triangle, the waters of Raja are truly fascinating. Its densely covered coral reefs are home to creatures large and small that will capture your soul. Open the doors, enter Kerajaan.
Participation in other competitions: Submitted SDUFEX 2019 (October 2019), Official selection KPA 2018.
Bidasoa urdin odola
Mak Iriarte Iparrea : 8 minutes : Basque Coast
*** Best video of the Bay of Biscay (EUSKO JAURLARITZA Award - BASQUE GOVERNMENT)
I am from this land, I was born here, a humid region with a particular climate. We are in the Bidasoa. Its natural wealth, its fauna, all this is an attraction that awakens our inner self, it takes us to the heart of its entrails to surprise us with an explosion of life. I am a photographer and I love this environment, I feel it from the inside. But my real frontier to explore lies here... The Sea.
Our coastline has an aspect of steep cliffs with a rocky coastline. In winter it is a rough and fierce sea. In order to appreciate the beauty of our underwater depths, it is necessary to have a certain amount of preparation, a better knowledge of this environment, to know where and what to look for. There is no centimetre of unoccupied land on this kind of seabed. The struggle for life is at the same time a struggle for space; many species choke others by growing above them. In this space we will also travel to the open sea to meet the nomads of the sea, the real protagonists of this odyssey.
WhaleTotem
Simone Piccoli | 3 minutes | Tonga (Pacific Ocean)
Dream, whale, emotions. The director has also become the protagonist of this adventure, and has tried to express through images, sounds and words, all the emotions he felt during the nine days of filming.
Participation in other competitions: LBO (Winner 1st place), NY Awards (official Selection 2020- Winner BEST UNDERWATER CINEMATOGRAPHY), San Diego Film festival (Official selection), Underwater video Marathon 2019 (5th place), Eudi moving (winner 1st place) AQUAFILMFESTIVAL 2019 -ROME- Official selection.
PROJECTIONS | Itsas Etxea Auditorium
FRIDAY 13th MARCH | From 19:30 to 21:00h.
Slideshow of the best photographs
| 6 minutes |
François Baelen: Golden Handrail (GIPUZKOAKO FORU ALDUNDIA Award - ORAIN Gipuzkoa)
Massimo Giorgetta: Italian, Silver Banister
Eduardo Acevedo: Bronze Railing
Daniel Landa: Best Gallery of the Cantabrian Sea Award (GUIF Award)
Aldo Gustavo Galante: El Argentino receives for the second consecutive year the Prize for the best gallery with ecological denunciation (EUSKO JAURLARITZA - GOBIERNO VASCO Prize).
And the best photos of the rest of the participants.
Caila
Isaias Cruz Irujo : 6 minutes : Basque Coast
*** Best video with ecological denunciation (REAL SOCIETY UNDERWATER AWARD)
Caila, our neighbour, as unknown as she is misunderstood, spends her first years of life growing up on our coasts, facing the challenges of life in the ocean, as well as those presented to her by human beings.
Sandy Illusions
Robert Hughan and Arthur Scheijde | 10 minutes | Spain, Costa Brava, Tamariu
To see and be seen is what drives people these days. Seeing and not being seen is what drives survival below the surface. The sands of the seabed provide protection. Camouflage is the key to a world of illusions underwater. What is really there? What do you really see? This engaging game of perception is the theme of this new underwater short film. In Sandy Illusions, the Spanish Costa Brava reveals the illusions of the desert of the sea.
The adventure of living
Juan Raya Rodríguez | 4 minutes | Red Sea, Tenerife and El Hierro
*** Bronze Banister in the short film category
Living is an adventure, and every day we are invaded by harmful thoughts and situations, rightly or wrongly, that prevent us from living intensely every minute of our life, because there are not so many of them; and we do not take advantage of it as we should. The adventure of living invites us to reflect on how important and beautiful life is. To value it and be happy accepting and enjoying everything that surrounds us.
You have to enjoy every minute; and if you like something, fight to achieve it. You can't change the world, but you can contribute to a better life by doing what you like the most, leaving behind bad thoughts and worries. Learn to channel your energies. Live with enthusiasm and passion, doing your best, as if each day were your last. Immersing yourself in the big blue and admiring the marvellous marine world can transmit all this feeling and passion for life. The small makes you big and the big makes you infinite. It only matters the colour and perspective with which you look at it. Live and be happy.
Short film tribute to Rafa Herrero Massieu
6 minutes
This year Rafael Herrero Massieu, a great friend of our International Underwater Film Series will visit us during the week of the event to present him with the special Francisco Pizarro award as a tribute to a career of international success in the underwater image sector.
Rafael Herrero, born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on 24 March 1960. The sea has always been very present in his life since his beginnings. Professional diver and diving instructor. Underwater filmmaker and cameraman. Director since 1994 of Aquawork, a production company specialising in underwater documentaries. He has collaborated in numerous projects of the University of Las Palmas and the Government of the Canary Islands. He has made more than 20 documentaries on the underwater world, such as the series of 5 documentaries "Canarias y el Mar", financed by the Government of the Canary Islands.
Since 2009 with the production of the documentary "Mar de Nadie", he has collaborated closely with the Fundación Canaria Mapfre Guanarteme in the dissemination of the marine environment, including the 50-minute documentary "Los Guepardos de las Profundidades" made during 2011 and 2012. He is a regular contributor to the world's leading television channels such as Canal Plus France, National Geographic Wild, Canal Xplora Canada, ORF, BBC, etc. In the 2017 edition he was awarded with the CIMASUB golden railing for the documentary "Liquid Mirror" and is currently working with the BBC on the prestigious series Blue Planet II.
Giannis D
Julio Junquera Aparicio | 5 minutes | Red Sea
I had different names throughout my history and belonged to different shipowners. 99 metres long and 16 metres wide made me a robust and seafaring ship sailing the seas. Until I arrived here, stabbed by the corals of the reef of Shab Abu Nuhas.
Creatures
Vicente Leal Juan | 4 minutes | Anilao Filipimas
*** Silver Banister in short film category
Audiovisual where we will see a good sample of the delicate and tiny creatures that inhabit the bottoms of Anilao Filipimas , Creatures that we will observe in maximum detail through a 100 mm macro lens in three acts, crustaceans, nudibranchs and molluscs.
Participation in other competitions: 1 special prize and 2 gold medals in competitions such as Underwater Film Festival" of Belgrade 2018, 31st edition of the festival "Fête Européenne de l'Image Sous-marine et de l'Enviroment (FEISME), Festival International du Monde Marin, Hyères 2019.
A giant step forward
Daniel Aldaya and Laura Madrueño | 39 minutes | Maldives
*** Golden Banister in documentary category (REAL SOCIEDAD FUNDAZIOA Award + ONDINA Cruise)
Journalist Laura Madrueño travels to the Maldives to dive with one of the largest known populations of nurse sharks. During her stay she falls in love with a country that faces an uncertain future with optimism and determination.
We present the programme of the 1st edition of the International Underwater Film Series of HONDARRIBIA, the CIMASUB 2020. This event is still the best way to take a trip around the planet, visiting the most spectacular seabed and showing us the global nature of the problem of marine pollution and climate change.
PROJECTIONS:
On 12, and 13 March, screenings of the best of international underwater cinema with 18 short films and 2 documentaries spread over the two days. It will be held in the Itsas Etxea Auditorium from 19:30 to 21:00h.
The quality of the works presented in our Donostia - San Sebastian competition grows every year, both visually and narratively. The format is changing, the number of short films is growing and the intensity of their presentation is increasing. Documentaries are becoming more and more fast-paced, we are moving away from the classic slower documentary and moving towards a more dynamic and entertaining narrative. All of this means that we are reaching more people and attracting a greater number of audiences.
As always, all events and screenings are FREE ENTRANCE until full capacity is reached.
We want to show our great satisfaction and motivation with the progress of the Cycle. We have been in Donostia for 43 editions and in recent years the audience has grown and we have received a much younger audience. More than 4,000 people in all the events of the Cycle throughout 2019. We have increased our coverage, in addition to Donostia-San Sebastián (43 editions), Lasarte-Oria (12 editions), Irun (28 editions) we have held the cycle in Errenteria and Lezo... and we are closing dates for 2020 with Eibar, Zumaia, among others.
After 43 editions, the Underwater Film Series is at one of its best moments... For 43 editions we have been making the seabed known, showing all its beauty from all corners of the planet... But we are aware that unfortunately the current interest in the seabed is not due to the wonders it hides, but rather because of the disaster we have caused in it. Edition after edition, marine pollution has been taking centre stage in the works that amateurs and professionals of the underwater image sector have presented in our Cycle. So much so, that most of the works now leave a space to talk about marine litter or even make it the central theme. We continue to reward the best works with ecological denunciation, as those who spend most time underwater have a lot to tell, and that message must reach everyone to achieve a real, serious and definitive awareness.
We continue to be the International Underwater Film Series of reference. We have received works from countries from several continents. Among which we have winners from France, Argentina, Italy, among others, and also national ones, from Euskadi, Navarra, Cantabria, Canary Islands, Madrid, Catalonia, among others. This year with a special tribute to our underwater image professional with the greatest international impact Rafael Herrero Massieu.
Thanks as always to our sponsors, the Hondarribia City Council and the Real Sociedad de Fútbol Foundation. Thanks to all of them, we can offer CIMASUB with FREE ADMISSION to the entire programme.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME of PROJECTIONS
PROJECTIONS | Itsas Etxea Auditorium
THURSDAY 12th MARCH | From 19:30 to 21:00h.
Maldives Underwater
Antonio Menor Vives | 3 minutes | Maldives
Video of the encounters that can be seen on a diving cruise in the Maldives.
The Thistlegorm
David Sánchez Carretero | 7 minutes | Red Sea - Egypt
The Thistlegorm is the name of a sunken ship in the Red Sea whose wreck is probably one of the best preserved. It is found "standing" on the bottom at a minimum depth of between 10 and 32 metres. It is considered one of the most spectacular shipwrecks because of the scenic beauty of the site. At 126 metres long and weighing almost 5,000 tons, it was used as a cargo ship by the British Navy during the 2nd World War... In this short film you will take a complete tour to see its current state.
Disconnection
Maite Erauskin - GAEA Elkartea Association | 4 minutes | Euskadi
Human beings are becoming more and more disconnected from the natural environment and the consequences are becoming more visible day by day...
I the sea
José Carlos Rando Lara | 4 minutes | Mediterranean (Marinas del Este and Cantarrijan, Costa Granadina)
The Sea speaks in the first person and invites us to get to know the enormous diversity that inhabits it and reminds us how vulnerable and fragile it is.
Take care of your memories
Marc Pedrals Prat | 3 minutes | Costa Brava - Medes Islands and l'Escala
The best underwater adventure happens at sea, and the best way to experience these moments is to enjoy them.
Participation in other competitions: Catalan Championship FECDAS/FEDAS and FOTOVIDEOSUB. 1st prize in the Catalan Championship.
One Breath Around The World
Guillaume Nery : 13 minutes : Philippines, Mexico, Japan, Mauritius, French Polynesia, Finland and France.
*** Barandilla de Oro in short film category (DONOSTIA KULTURA Award + Oceanic Cruise)
In his new short film, One Breath Around the World, French freediving champion Guillaume Néry and his wife, also a freediver, Julie Gautier, take viewers on an underwater odyssey around the world. Shooting in locations from Mauritius to Mexico to Japan and many stops in between, Néry and Gautier draw on their extensive experience to explore submerged ruins, swim under thick ice, mingle with a pod of sleeping sperm whales. In the process, they capture fascinating images of parts of the planet unseen by most of its human inhabitants.
Participation in other competitions: OFFshore Film Festival, Greanhorn Festival, New York Wild Film Festival, Festival International du Cinéma des Peuples Ânûû-rû Âboro.
Encounters with manta rays and nurse sharks
Antonio Menor Vives : 2 minutes : Maldives Islands
In the middle of the Indian Ocean, in the Maldives, a place of reference for recreational diving, we can find two of its most famous species, manta rays and nurse sharks. Diving with both during the day and at night is fascinating.
Let's save the planet's seas (Secrets of the Ocean)
Enrique Talledo Ruiz | 27 minutes | 5 continents
*** Silver Banister in documentary category
Documentary that includes images in the waters of the five continents. Some filmed with ROV at hundreds of metres deep. It includes some unpublished scenes, also behaviours documented for the first time. The aim is to raise awareness of the need to protect the planet's oceans.
Participation in other competitions: International Symposium of Nature and Photography Vila-Real 2019
Tears over the Ocean
Julio Junquera Aparicio | 6 minutes | Cádiz, Dhangheti, Indonesia
Julia used to watch the films of Commandant Cousteau since she was a child. Now she dives and discovers the problem of plastic in the oceans.
Participation in other competitions: ALCANCES Documentary Film Festival.
Kerajaan
Julie Ouminet | 4 minutes | Canada, Indonesia
Rich, diverse, amazing; that's the kingdom. Located in the heart of the coral triangle, the waters of Raja are truly fascinating. Its densely covered coral reefs are home to creatures large and small that will capture your soul. Open the doors, enter Kerajaan.
Participation in other competitions: Submitted SDUFEX 2019 (October 2019), Official selection KPA 2018.
Bidasoa urdin odola
Mak Iriarte Iparrea : 8 minutes : Basque Coast
*** Best video of the Bay of Biscay (EUSKO JAURLARITZA Award - BASQUE GOVERNMENT)
I am from this land, I was born here, a humid region with a particular climate. We are in the Bidasoa. Its natural wealth, its fauna, all this is an attraction that awakens our inner self, it takes us to the heart of its entrails to surprise us with an explosion of life. I am a photographer and I love this environment, I feel it from the inside. But my real frontier to explore lies here... The Sea.
Our coastline has an aspect of steep cliffs with a rocky coastline. In winter it is a rough and fierce sea. In order to appreciate the beauty of our underwater depths, it is necessary to have a certain amount of preparation, a better knowledge of this environment, to know where and what to look for. There is no centimetre of unoccupied land on this kind of seabed. The struggle for life is at the same time a struggle for space; many species choke others by growing above them. In this space we will also travel to the open sea to meet the nomads of the sea, the real protagonists of this odyssey.
WhaleTotem
Simone Piccoli | 3 minutes | Tonga (Pacific Ocean)
Dream, whale, emotions. The director has also become the protagonist of this adventure, and has tried to express through images, sounds and words, all the emotions he felt during the nine days of filming.
Participation in other competitions: LBO (Winner 1st place), NY Awards (official Selection 2020- Winner BEST UNDERWATER CINEMATOGRAPHY), San Diego Film festival (Official selection), Underwater video Marathon 2019 (5th place), Eudi moving (winner 1st place) AQUAFILMFESTIVAL 2019 -ROME- Official selection.
PROJECTIONS | Itsas Etxea Auditorium
FRIDAY 13th MARCH | From 19:30 to 21:00h.
Slideshow of the best photographs
| 6 minutes |
François Baelen: Golden Handrail (GIPUZKOAKO FORU ALDUNDIA Award - ORAIN Gipuzkoa)
Massimo Giorgetta: Italian, Silver Banister
Eduardo Acevedo: Bronze Railing
Daniel Landa: Best Gallery of the Cantabrian Sea Award (GUIF Award)
Aldo Gustavo Galante: El Argentino receives for the second consecutive year the Prize for the best gallery with ecological denunciation (EUSKO JAURLARITZA - GOBIERNO VASCO Prize).
And the best photos of the rest of the participants.
Caila
Isaias Cruz Irujo : 6 minutes : Basque Coast
*** Best video with ecological denunciation (REAL SOCIETY UNDERWATER AWARD)
Caila, our neighbour, as unknown as she is misunderstood, spends her first years of life growing up on our coasts, facing the challenges of life in the ocean, as well as those presented to her by human beings.
Sandy Illusions
Robert Hughan and Arthur Scheijde | 10 minutes | Spain, Costa Brava, Tamariu
To see and be seen is what drives people these days. Seeing and not being seen is what drives survival below the surface. The sands of the seabed provide protection. Camouflage is the key to a world of illusions underwater. What is really there? What do you really see? This engaging game of perception is the theme of this new underwater short film. In Sandy Illusions, the Spanish Costa Brava reveals the illusions of the desert of the sea.
The adventure of living
Juan Raya Rodríguez | 4 minutes | Red Sea, Tenerife and El Hierro
*** Bronze Banister in the short film category
Living is an adventure, and every day we are invaded by harmful thoughts and situations, rightly or wrongly, that prevent us from living intensely every minute of our life, because there are not so many of them; and we do not take advantage of it as we should. The adventure of living invites us to reflect on how important and beautiful life is. To value it and be happy accepting and enjoying everything that surrounds us.
You have to enjoy every minute; and if you like something, fight to achieve it. You can't change the world, but you can contribute to a better life by doing what you like the most, leaving behind bad thoughts and worries. Learn to channel your energies. Live with enthusiasm and passion, doing your best, as if each day were your last. Immersing yourself in the big blue and admiring the marvellous marine world can transmit all this feeling and passion for life. The small makes you big and the big makes you infinite. It only matters the colour and perspective with which you look at it. Live and be happy.
Short film tribute to Rafa Herrero Massieu
6 minutes
This year Rafael Herrero Massieu, a great friend of our International Underwater Film Series will visit us during the week of the event to present him with the special Francisco Pizarro award as a tribute to a career of international success in the underwater image sector.
Rafael Herrero, born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on 24 March 1960. The sea has always been very present in his life since his beginnings. Professional diver and diving instructor. Underwater filmmaker and cameraman. Director since 1994 of Aquawork, a production company specialising in underwater documentaries. He has collaborated in numerous projects of the University of Las Palmas and the Government of the Canary Islands. He has made more than 20 documentaries on the underwater world, such as the series of 5 documentaries "Canarias y el Mar", financed by the Government of the Canary Islands.
Since 2009 with the production of the documentary "Mar de Nadie", he has collaborated closely with the Fundación Canaria Mapfre Guanarteme in the dissemination of the marine environment, including the 50-minute documentary "Los Guepardos de las Profundidades" made during 2011 and 2012. He is a regular contributor to the world's leading television channels such as Canal Plus France, National Geographic Wild, Canal Xplora Canada, ORF, BBC, etc. In the 2017 edition he was awarded with the CIMASUB golden railing for the documentary "Liquid Mirror" and is currently working with the BBC on the prestigious series Blue Planet II.
Giannis D
Julio Junquera Aparicio | 5 minutes | Red Sea
I had different names throughout my history and belonged to different shipowners. 99 metres long and 16 metres wide made me a robust and seafaring ship sailing the seas. Until I arrived here, stabbed by the corals of the reef of Shab Abu Nuhas.
Creatures
Vicente Leal Juan | 4 minutes | Anilao Filipimas
*** Silver Banister in short film category
Audiovisual where we will see a good sample of the delicate and tiny creatures that inhabit the bottoms of Anilao Filipimas , Creatures that we will observe in maximum detail through a 100 mm macro lens in three acts, crustaceans, nudibranchs and molluscs.
Participation in other competitions: 1 special prize and 2 gold medals in competitions such as Underwater Film Festival" of Belgrade 2018, 31st edition of the festival "Fête Européenne de l'Image Sous-marine et de l'Enviroment (FEISME), Festival International du Monde Marin, Hyères 2019.
A giant step forward
Daniel Aldaya and Laura Madrueño | 39 minutes | Maldives
*** Golden Banister in documentary category (REAL SOCIEDAD FUNDAZIOA Award + ONDINA Cruise)
Journalist Laura Madrueño travels to the Maldives to dive with one of the largest known populations of nurse sharks. During her stay she falls in love with a country that faces an uncertain future with optimism and determination.
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