Guillem Miró's new film, a black comedy titled Mario which tells the story of a seemingly perfect young man who turns out not to be so perfect, is just one of the locally produced projects included in this year's Atlantis program, 30% of which are local productions. The festival will also host the premiere of the documentary Baaldo, a pop emergency, by David Álvarez López, July 31, and Stick out your chest, by Rubén Capilla and Àlex Rodríguez, with the testimony of eight women diagnosed with breast cancer, which can be seen on the 28th. Also screened, in this case on July 29, is Miguel Eek's new film, Paper shelters, focusing on the life hidden among the shelves of libraries. "As a child, my father took me every week to 'check out books,' a ritual that, almost forty years later, I still repeat with my daughter," explains Eek, who defines the documentary as "a choral story about intimacy."

With hundreds of people singing "Tourists go home"with Maria Jaume i Fades, with the screening of the official announcement of Palma's candidacy for the European Capital of Culture and with a couple of mentions of the genocide in Gaza. With this cocktail, the tenth edition of the Atlántida Mallorca Film Fest officially began in the city - the fortnight since it started in the digital patio", in a gala Rodrigo Sorogoyen collected the Masters of Cine award from the hands of actor Luis Zahera