Jordi Fernández

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Esperar trenes 2024

A girl wanders through an abandoned train station. She walks the corridors of her school, disconnected from the place, while trying to write an impossible speech. A memory flies over the station frozen in time.
Jordi Harrison Fernandez

Jordi Harrison Fernandez

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Navidad de Reserva N/A

A South American immigrant struggles to connect with the "American Dream" during Christmas Eve.
Jordi Díaz Fernández

Jordi Díaz Fernández

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Invasión pequeña 2024

A science fiction tale about inhabiting other life forms and the legitimate right to be dysfunctional. Somewhere between ethnographic first-person documentary, Grand Theft Auto and end-of-the-world everyday life, here is the survival diary of someone trying to communicate in vain, whoever is on the other side.
Jordi Fernández

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Scruff's Halloween 2011 (10)

Is coming November 1, Night of the Dead. In the house it is time to lock up the animals in pens and styling for the next year. But the feast of chestnuts, sweet potatoes and scary costumes will be disturbed by the appearance of the ghost of an ancestor of Louis bandit. His return coincides with a series of robberies in the country houses throughout the area. Louis decided to prove his ancestor's innocence and will help Scruff ...
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City for sale 2019

'City for Sale' takes an in-depth look at the lives of four Barcelona families to show how mass tourism is wiping away the city's essence and its beauty. The documentary follows its subjects for nearly two years, and over that time it becomes clear how mass tourism has marked these families' lives. Through their eyes, we see mass tourism's real impact on Barcelona's old city, the part of town that draws the largest number of tourists, but also the neighbourhood most steeped in history, culture, tradition and charm. Viewers will find it easy to connect with the stories recounted in the film, and they might even personally identify with one or more of them. The documentary is an appeal to empathy and a plea for reflection, and it reveals like never before the human face of a problem that is not only social, but also economic and political, an issue that affects a number of other "fashionable" cities like Madrid, Venice, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Rome, Prague and Paris.