In-Edit Films is an audiovisual production company born from the experience and legacy of the In-Edit Festival, with the aim of developing, producing, and distributing high-quality content in various formats. With a clear international focus and a commitment to creative excellence, has positioned itself as a key player in the field of music documentary cinema.
PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT
LOVE OF LESBIAN: LA GENT ÉS UN LLOC
Ramon Tort, Uri Altell | Spain | Documentary feature fillm.
An emotional journey told in reverse order that, through nine filmed songs, reveals what remains when a band turns off the stage lights and returns home: the bond with their city, their people, and themselves. This intimate documentary about Love of Lesbian, one of the most influential indie pop bands in Spain over the last two decades, offers an introspective look at the connection between music, identity, and belonging.
HISTORIA DE DOS MUJERES MUERTAS
Ramon Tort | Spain | Documentary series.
After the discovery and restoration of footage lost for more than 80 years, we delve into the surprising and moving story of Aurora Rodríguez Carballeira. In the recovered interviews, conducted in Madrid’s women’s prison, Aurora recounts her grand life project: to conceive a perfect woman who would regenerate both women and Spanish society. A chilling narrative of high emotional intensity. A disturbing and real story, with all the classic elements of suspense cinema.
LOS NUEVOS NEUROTÍPICOS
Sara Pardo | Spain | Documentary feature film.
A documentary that questions the boundaries of normality through an honest and poetic immersion into the paradigm of neurodiversity, giving voice to those who have historically been misunderstood by a system designed only for the neurotypical. It also celebrates the diversity and richness of other ways of perceiving and living. Through authentic voices and an intimate perspective, the viewer is invited to rethink normality and open up to new ways of understanding humanity.
RITO
Emilio Belmonte | Spain & France | Documentary feature film.
A co-production with Mallerich Films and La Pepa Films.
Rito tells the story of Tomás, a women’s hairdresser in his hometown of Utrera, who is also a traditional flamenco singer. Caught between these two worlds, his days are spent styling hair, partying at night, and taking care of his sick wife. A series of encounters with other artists trigger a catharsis, forcing him to make a crucial decision: to sell his hair salon to record a groundbreaking album that explores new dimensions of flamenco.
FEATURED PRODUCTIONS
OMEGA WANTS TO DANCE
Ramon Tort | Spain | 2024 | 92’ Documentary feature film.
A documentary that explores the relationship between humans and movement, delving into the study of consciousness. Various experts reflect on the role of human beings in relation to the world and human nature in all its manifestations, as well as on the origin and end of our existence. Through dance, art, and thought, we embark on a cosmic journey alongside Omega and Beta, two mysterious characters we gradually uncover throughout the film. The documentary has been selected for several international film festivals and will have a global distribution.
From Vinyl to Camila
Ramon Tort | Spain | 2023 | 3 episodes documentary Serie about 55 min/each.
An anthropological, original, and irreverent journey through the social evolution of the last 60 years via our relationship with music. Artists, producers, engineers, journalists, and technological pioneers from various generations and latitudes construct an electrifying audiovisual puzzle of stories, ideas, and experiences from the vinyl era to mp3, streaming, and the artificial intelligence revolution. The series was presented at the 2023 edition of the In-Edit Festival and is currently available on the CaixaForum+ platform.
From Dance to God
Ramon Tort | Spain | 2024 | 3 episodes documentary series, about 45 min/each.
A journey in search of individual and collective identity through dance, music, thought and spirituality. A point of intersection that is always in motion and where binomials such as body and mind, ecstasy and reason or faith and science, will be the main actors in an intense and vitalist choreography, full of powerful stories and revealing thoughts. The series was presented at the 2024 edition of the In-Edit Festival and is currently available on the CaixaForum+ platform.
ESCOGIMOS MUERTE
Verónica Rodríguez | Spain and Cuba | Documentary short film.
In Cuba in the 1990s, during the so-called ‘Special Period’, punks were persecuted by the Castro regime and rejected by society. With the arrival of HIV, the government established sanatoriums, turning them into refuges for those suffering from the disease. Escogimos muerte explores how geeks, marginalised and rejected, chose to self-inoculate themselves with HIV in order to gain access to these places, where they believed they would find refuge, food and the freedom to live their love of punk music, unaware that they were entering a ‘luxury prison’.
Parchis: El Documental
Parchis was a Spanish children’s music group in the 80s created by a record label. They achieved unprecedented success with their songs and movies. The documentary was presented at the Guadalajara Film Festival (Mexico) in 2019 and premiered on the Netflix platform as a Netflix Original on July 10, 2019. The documentary was the third most-watched on Netflix Spain in 2019 and the seventh most-watched on Netflix Mexico in 2019.
Octavas
Uri Altell, Ivan Garriga | Spain | 2019 | 70 min.
This documentary tells different life experiences, completely disconnected in time and space but united by the power of music. The documentary was presented at the 2019 edition of the In-Edit Festival and has been shown on television.
La Gent No S'adona Del Poder Que Té
Raimon Fransoy Cusí, Xavier Puig Guitart | Spain | 2018 | 52 min.
With the intention of uncovering the secret behind the longevity of one of Catalonia’s first festivals, the Altaveu in Sant Boi de Llobregat, this film covers its 30-year history. The documentary was presented at the 2018 edition of In-Edit Festival.