The Majorcan filmmaker Jaume Carrió presents at the Palma Mountain Film Festival The images arrived on time, a six-minute short film that combines archival footage and documentary essay to reflect on loss, memory, and the way society preserves memories in the face of natural disasters.

Supporting Paradise is a literary and cinematographic work that has already accumulated several lives. The publisher Lunwerg published the first edition of this book of conversations with twenty Majorcan artists in 2011 and now Lleonard Muntaner has reissued it. The documentary, premiered this 2026 at the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest, recovers interviews filmed in 2012 to portray the loss of identity, the destruction of the territory and the contradictions of tourist Mallorca. The film confronts those warnings with the gaze of a new generation of creators. We talk about it with the director about the creative process, about cinema as a space for dialogue and about the defeat, the indignation and the hope that cross the social context in which it has been premiered.

The documentary Mallorca, a recipe book, directed by Majorcan Pablo Bujosa Rodríguez, will close the Culinary Cinema section of the San Sebastián festival with a tour of various towns on the island to reclaim traditional Majorcan cuisine and the gastronomic knowledge passed down from generation to generation.The film, which will premiere at the festival on September 25, focuses on a way of understanding cuisine linked to the territory, seasonal products, and family recipes. According to the film's synopsis, "cooking has never been a neutral act." "One places oneself in front of the fire when hungry, but not only with the intention of satisfying hunger: there is always a little more behind this exercise," it continues. "When we think of a recipe, we do so from a specific place, incorporating who we are, what we have been taught. And when we execute it, we do so respecting rituals we have seen repeated for years," it concludes.

Netflix will premiere on May 29 Rafa, a documentary series dedicated to the personal and sporting career of Rafel Nadal. The platform published the trailer for the production this Tuesday, a two-and-a-half-minute preview that revisits some of the most defining moments of the Manacorí's career and focuses on his ability to overcome injuries.

Netflix will premiere on May 29th Rafa, a documentary series dedicated to the personal and sporting career of Rafael Nadal. The platform published the trailer for the production this Tuesday, a two-and-a-half-minute preview that covers some of the most defining moments of the Manacorí's career and focuses on his ability to overcome injuries.

Czech director Michal Pazderka won the 3rd Alberta Giménez Higher Education Center (CESAG) Social Documentary Festival, and Judit Arbona Espejo, a third-year Journalism student, won the 16th Alberta Giménez Journalism Prize. Both awards are supported by the "la Caixa" Foundation through Caixabank. The prizes were presented this Tuesday at a ceremony at the university center.