IberoDocs returns to Edinburgh's Filmhouse for its 12th edition, presenting an inspiring selection of documentary films from Latin America, Spain and Portugal.
This year's programme, Tides of Resistance: The Families We Make, explores collective resistance through stories of family not only as something we inherit, but also as something we build through friendship, solidarity and community.
The programme features five documentary features, eight short films, and filmmaker Q&As. Highlights include the Scottish premiere of multi-award-winning director Lucrecia Martel’s Our Land, a powerful account of Indigenous resistance in Argentina, alongside the UK premieres of Flamingos: Life after the Meteorite and Flores para Antonio, an intimate tribute to legendary Spanish musician Antonio Flores, presented by director Elena Molina and Goya Award-winning sound mixer Diana Sagrista.
The sea flows throughout the programme as a symbol of movement and renewal, from the 10th anniversary screening of Ama-San to the short film programmes The Journey To the Sea, with international filmmakers joining audiences for in-person Q&As.
The festival closes with Ritas, a celebration of the life and legacy of Brazilian music icon Rita Lee.
IberoDocs continues throughout September across Oban, Aberfeldy and Dundee.
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