For the fourth consecutive year, we carry out the Ciclo de cine para mentes inquietas by Impact Hub. Throughout the year, we screen a movie a month accompanied by a post-screening conversation among the audience in one of its coworking spaces. The relaxed conversation and the richness of diverse viewpoints turn the offices into a safe space for debate and awareness for a few hours. 

This year, the catalog consists of 5 feature films and 5 short films, including notable movies such as: Domingo Domingo, Fauna, This Stolen Country of Mine, Urak Lawoi, Ganado o desierto. This programming will be offered throughout 2024 to all Spanish cultural centers belonging to the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) so they can address environmental issues in their cultural programming thanks to Another Way Film Festival. 

The next days July 7, 8, and 9 will see the IV Climate University course, a project by La Marea magazine, focused on the climate crisis and biodiversity, aiming to expand knowledge on the climate crisis, that perpetual pending subject. In collaboration, we offer students the opportunity to watch the documentary Invisible Demons, premiered in Spain at the last edition of the Another Way Film Festival.

The film, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rahul Jain, shows us a world on the brink of collapse. The documentary offers a deeply sensory and new perspective on the evident and current climate reality. Jain engages the senses by directly stimulating our desire to live in a world with equitable access to clean air and water.

For the third consecutive year, we are conducting the Film Cycle for Inquisitive Minds at Impact Hub. Throughout the year, we screen a movie each month, followed by a discussion among the audience in one of its coworking spaces. The relaxed conversation and the richness of diverse viewpoints turn the offices into a safe space for debate and awareness for a few hours.

Since the beginning of the year, we have been able to resume the Another Youth Film Cycle with the Renoir Cinemas of Madrid, aimed at schools and training centers. During the months of January, February, and March, we created three tailor-made film screenings to raise awareness among our youth, complemented by the participation of expert speakers in the subsequent discussions. We hosted primary school students from Colegio Arcángel and vocational training students from CIFP José Luis Garci also joined in.

We annually offer a catalog of 5 feature films and 5 short films, national and Ibero-American, to all Spanish cultural centers belonging to the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID). It is a traveling cycle offered as part of the cultural programming of these centers, which are increasingly interested in environmental themes. We have already visited countries such as El Salvador, Mexico, Panama, Honduras, Bolivia, Abu Dhabi, Argentina, and Costa Rica, among others.