No Man’s Land
Directed by Juan Carlos Hernández Mozo
Spain · 2026 · 17 min · Emigration/Inmigration
Submitted to RTV International Film Festival 2026Synopsis
A young Colombian leaves his country behind to begin a new life in Spain with his camera. Between cities, landscapes, and borders, his journey connects with those of other inmigrants searching for a place to call home.
About the film
A young Colombian immigrant arrives in Spain with his camera, embarking on a physical and symbolic journey that reshapes the way he inhabits the world. Airports, train stations, streets, and landscapes become spaces where physical displacement goes beyond crossing borders, giving way to uncertainty, anticipation, and adaptation. His experience becomes intertwined with the voices of other immigrants from Ukraine, Western Sahara, China, Denmark, and Germany. A multilingual polyphony emerges from this dialogue, reflecting on displacement, identity, and borders while offering a collective meditation on what it means to migrate, to belong, and to find a place to call home.
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