Miguel Noguera

When strangers Julio and Julia wake up together, groggy and hung-over from the night before, the last thing they are expecting is to discover that an alien invasion has taken place. In Extraterrestre, Nacho Vigalondo melds science fiction, romance and black comedy in his latest feature about the darkly fascinating aspects of the human psyche. (tiff.net)

A mockumentary revolving around the attempts of an artist (Dídac Alcaraz) to reflect, through a strange documentary, the presence of foreign students in the city of Barcelona. (FilmAffinity)

The star o the movie, Berto Romero, after years of success in film & TV wants to explore 'a new shape of comedy': the comedy of the future. In parallel, Carlo Padial, director of experimental films & documentaries, is exploring a new comedy route. "Algo muy gordo" is the hilariously moving and inspiring journey of a comedian and an indie film director who decide to create 'the biggest, most forthcoming and futuristic comedy ever made in Spain'. (imdb)

From the creators of "Muchachada Nui" and "La hora chanante", Museo Coconut is a absurd comedy sitcom about the stories inside an ordinary museum. It also features the animation series "Maricón y tontico", about 3 shipwrecked.

Absurdist webseries that parodies The Simpsons. The series is a satirical depiction of working-class life, epitomized by the Da Suisa family, which consists of Da Homa, La Morgan, Grasse Bort and Laysi. The show is set in the fictional town of Barcelona and parodies Spanish culture and society and the impact of the original show. Also includes Doraemon parody "Dormo", Family Guy parody "Tío familia" and Crayon Shin Chan parody "El Chino". (imdb)