Rubén Monsuy Ndong Andeme
Director
Guinea Ecuatorial se independizó hace 51 años de España. Este país africano vive bajo una de las dictaduras más longevas del mundo, la de Teodoro Obiang, un militar formado en Zaragoza. Su régimen reprime fuertemente todas las libertades, también las sexuales. En el país siguen vigentes leyes de la España franquista, como el "escándalo público". No es posible manifestarse en la calle y la única organización LGTB del país no ha podido legalizarse. Además, el Parlamento del país está estudiando endurecer el código penal vigente. Para denunciar la situación, el colectivo "Somos parte del mundo" ha recogido las voces de la comunidad en un documental que rinde tributo a Fidel Lemoy, una de sus caras más conocidas, desaparecido el año pasado. Te ayudará a descubrir un mundo quizás desconocido, más secretos que no interesan visibilizar, todos relacionados con los mitos, las terapias de conversión y otras violencias que sacuden las vidas de las personas LGTB guineo-ecuatorianas.
Director
Salvador is a rising star in the national boxing team of Equatorial Guinea. He embodies the chance for the African team to finally take part in the Olympics but has to struggle with a life of poverty with his girlfriend Luna and his own lack of discipline.
Screenplay
The first filmmaker arrived in Equatorial Guinea in 1904. The last movie theatre closed in Malabo in the 1990s. In 2011, during the II African Film Festival of Equatorial Guinea, the Marfil Movie Theatre reopened its doors. Florencio, Ángel and Estrada tells us how cinema has been, and is still, present in their lives.
Director
The first filmmaker arrived in Equatorial Guinea in 1904. The last movie theatre closed in Malabo in the 1990s. In 2011, during the II African Film Festival of Equatorial Guinea, the Marfil Movie Theatre reopened its doors. Florencio, Ángel and Estrada tells us how cinema has been, and is still, present in their lives.
Screenplay
Maria Ada is a famous urban legend that tells the story of a teacher who died leaving two sons behind while his ghost occasionally comes to life trying to recover them. Oscar and Jose, two friends and former classmates, tell about the tragic ghost apparitions and their constant bickering with an albino boy. A friend from the same classroom could only see the ghost, because in Equatorial Guinea they say that albinos have four eyes.
Producer
Maria Ada is a famous urban legend that tells the story of a teacher who died leaving two sons behind while his ghost occasionally comes to life trying to recover them. Oscar and Jose, two friends and former classmates, tell about the tragic ghost apparitions and their constant bickering with an albino boy. A friend from the same classroom could only see the ghost, because in Equatorial Guinea they say that albinos have four eyes.
Writer
Maria Ada is a famous urban legend that tells the story of a teacher who died leaving two sons behind while his ghost occasionally comes to life trying to recover them. Oscar and Jose, two friends and former classmates, tell about the tragic ghost apparitions and their constant bickering with an albino boy. A friend from the same classroom could only see the ghost, because in Equatorial Guinea they say that albinos have four eyes.
Director
Maria Ada is a famous urban legend that tells the story of a teacher who died leaving two sons behind while his ghost occasionally comes to life trying to recover them. Oscar and Jose, two friends and former classmates, tell about the tragic ghost apparitions and their constant bickering with an albino boy. A friend from the same classroom could only see the ghost, because in Equatorial Guinea they say that albinos have four eyes.
