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TÍTULO ANO DIRECTOR/A DISTRIBUIDORA 3 Agujas 2006 TÍTULO ANO DIRECTOR/A DISTRIBUIDORA 3 Agujas 2006 Thom Fitzgerald Eurocine Films 14 Kilómetros 2007 Gerardo Olivares Wanda Visión 15 Anos comprometéndonos coa solidariedade 2012 Fondo Galego de Cooperación e Solidariedade Ágora 2009 Alejando Amenábar Hispano Foxfilm Agua 2005 Deepa Mehta Golem Distribución Al otro lado 2007 Fatih Akin Golem Distribución Babel 2006 Alejandro González Iñárritu Universal Pictures / Paramount Barrio Cuba 2005 Humberto Solás Sociedad General de Derechos Audiovisuales Billy Elliot 2000 Stephen Daldry Universal Pictures Binta y la gran idea 2004 Javier Fesser Tus Ojos Cabo Verde. A rede cooperante. 2011 Fondo Galego de Cooperación e Solidariedade Cadena de favores 2000 Mimi Leder Warner Sogefilms Cambiando actitudes, generando equidad Mugarik Gabe Capitalismo: una historia de amor 2009 Michael Moore Alta Classics Ciudad de Dios 2002 Fernando Meirelles Vértigo Films Clara Campoamor, la mujer olvidada 2010 Laura Maña Distinto Films Cometas en el cielo 2007 Marc Foster Universal Pictures / Paramount Defensora 2010 Aitor de Miguel Desechos 1983 Robert Altman Onza Films Diamante de sangre 2007 Edward Zwick Warner Bros Discovery Atlas: Brasil 2005 Graham Booth Track Media Eduardo Manostijeras 1990 Tim Burton Manuel Salvador / Classic Films Distribución El buen nombre 2006 Mira Nair Hispano Foxfilm El Cairo 678 2011 Mohamed Diab Golem Distribución El expreso de medianoche 1978 Alan Parker Filmayer / Yelmo Films El Fons Valenciá per la Solidaritat: 10 anys amb El Salvador 2011 Fons Valenciá El hundimiento 2004 Oliver Hirschbiegel Dea Planeta El jardinero fiel 2005 Fernando Meirelles Universal Pictures El sueño del agua 2008 Albert Solé Cameo Media El rostro de la guerra (Colección II GM) 1963 Tore Sjoberg Vértice cine El último rey de Escocia 2006 Kevin Macdonald El verdugo 1963 Luis García Berlanga Ismael González Díaz / Video Mercury Films En brazos de un extraño 2000 Mark Jonathan Parris Warner Bros En el mundo a cada rato 2004 Varios Suevia Films En son de paz 2005 Seminario Galego de Educación para a paz En un mundo libre… 2008 Ken Loach Alta Classics Fala di mindjeris Instituto Marquês de Valle Flôr Fast food nation 2007 Richard Linklater Vértice Cine Fucsia la minibruja 2011 Johan Nijenhuis Flins y pinículas Ghandi 1982 Richard Attenborough Suevia Films - Cesáreo González Haití en construcción Antonio Cano Unicef Happy feet 2006 George Miller Warner Bros Historia de una gaviota 1998 Enzo Dalo Planeta 2010 Illas de San Simón e San Antonio: a recuperación dun sitio histórico 2008 Xunta de Galicia Indígenas aislados Survival Invisibles 2007 Varios Sogepaq Irán, una nación dividida 2009 Jean-François Vecchiet Track Media Iron jawed angels 2004 Katja Von Garnier Warner Bros James y el melocotón gigante 1996 Henry Selick Lauren Film Katmandú, un espejo en el cielo 2011 Iciar Bollain Alta Classics Kirikú y las bestias salvajes 2005 Michel Ocelot / B. Galup Kindlimuka (Espertar) Eva Martínez Ayuda en Acción La bicicleta verde 2012 Haifaa Al Mansour Wanda Visión La doctrina del shock 2009 Michael Winterbottom Isaan Entertainment La escafandra y la mariposa 2007 Julian Schnabel Vértigo Films La fuente de las mujeres 2011 Radu Mihaileanu Vértigo Films La gran rebelion inca (Culturas precolombinas) 2008 RBA Publicaciones La mina, historia de una montaña sagrada Survival La misión 1986 Roland Joffe Warner Española La ruta del cambio 2004 Mugarik Gabe La sonrisa de mona lisa 2003 Mike Newell Sony Pictures Las maestras de la República 2013 Pilar Pérez Solano Transit Producciones / Karma Films Las pirámides de la muerte (Culturas precolombin.) 2008 Jonathan Halperin RBA Publicaciones Los chicos del coro 2004 Christophe Barratier Cameo Media Los refugiados de Palestina y la UNRWA 2004 Varios UNRWA Los últimos días del imperio maya (Culturas precol.) 2005 Charles Po RBA Revistas Maquiladoras 2004 Germán Reyes Fons Català de Cooperació al Desenvolupament Memoria del saqueo 2003 Pino Solanas Mi lucha (Colección II GM) 1960 Erwin Leiser AS Films - Interpeninsular Films Mi vecino totoro 1988 Hayao Miyazaki Aurum Producciones / Vértigo Films Miradas cruzadas 2001 Mugarik Gabe Moolaadé 2004 Ousmane Sembene Golem Distribución Munich 2005 Steven Spielberg Universal Pictures Ni uno menos 1999 Zhang Yimou Sony Pictures Nosotros alimentamos al mundo 2006 Erwin Wagenhoffer Nuestro pan de cada día 2005 Nikolaus Geyrhalter Osama 2003 Siddiq Barmak Alta Classics Oro negro 2006 Marc Francis / Nick Francis Pan y rosas 2001 Ken Loach Alta Films Planeta agua 2005 Verónica Vigil / J.M. Almela Sony Pictures Persépolis 2007 M. Satrapi / V. Paronnaud Vértigo Films Por nada 2009 Toni Veiga / Dani de la Torre Ficción Producciones Princesas 2005 Fernando León de Aranoa Warner Sogefilms / Hispano Foxfilm Promises 2001 Justine Shapiro Dea Planeta Qué tan lejos 2007 Tania Hermida Karma Films Quiero ser como Beckham 2002 Gurinder Chadha Alta Classics Rostros y rastros de personas refugiadas Román Rey Alboán Secretos de los criminales nazis (Colección II GM) 1956 Tore Sjoberg Vértice Cine Sin nombre 2009 Cary Fukuraga Universal Pictures Slumdog Millionaire 2008 Danny Boyle Sociedad General de Derechos Audiovisuales The corporation 2003 Mark Achbar / Jennifer Abbott Isaan Entertainment The mission 2006 The take 2005 Avi Lewis Tropa de élite 2007 José Padilla Alta Classics Tsotsi 2005 Gavin Hood Un grito desde el Sáhara 2008 Mundubat Una verdad incómoda 2006 Davis Guggenheim Viaje desde el abismo 2006 Ham Tram Notro Films Viaje mágico a África 2010 Jordi Llompart Órbita Max Voces inocentes 2007 Luis Mandoki Vértice Cine Wandiyá 2006 Germán Reyes Fons Català de Cooperació al Desenvolupament Yentl 1983 Barbra Streisand CB Films A distribución do filme non corresponde a unha major, polo que se pode exhibir pagando os dereitos. A distribución do filme corresponde a unha major (non theatrical), polo que a proxección queda practicamente descartada. O filme foi promovido por unha ONGD, polo que probablemente se podería proxectar sen custos, previa consulta. O filme non aparece no catálogo do Ministerio ou dá erro (https://sede.mcu.gob.es/CatalogoICAA). .
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