| Supporters |  | |  WWF. Worldwide Fund for Nature
 WWF Worldwide Fund for Nature is one of the most prestigious international orginizations, active in the defense and the protection of the enviroment. Through their international Vice President in Switzerland, Luc Hoffman, WWF gave support to the documentary: El corazón de Doñana.
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Productions links:
| > The Heart of Doñana (52 min.) |
| University of Seattle (Washington)
 The department of Hispanic, Portugese and Brazilian Literature of the University of Washington, Seattle, directed by professor Anthony L. Geist, is one of the promoters and supporters of the documentary Almas sin fronteras. Their participation as co-producer has served to involve the Association of Brigadists (ALBA), the Instituto de Cervantes in New York, the Rey Juan Carlos Cultural Center of New York and New York University.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) |
| Sociedad Estatal de Conmemoraciones Culturales
 SECC Empresa pública española de carácter cultural, con sede en Madrid, dedicada a organizar conmemoraciones eventos históricos, como el cuarto centenario de la publicación de 'El Quijote', celebrado en 2005. Entre sus focos de actividad para 2006 han estado los eventos conmemorativos del 70 aniversario del comienzo de la Guerra Civil española y del 75 aniversario de la proclamación de la II República. En esos actos se enmarcó su participación en calidad de coproductor en el documental Almas sin fronteras.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) |
| Programme Media
 Programa de ayudas al sector audiovisual de la Unión Europea. En varios proyectos sus fondos han servido para el desarrollo de los guiones o para el diseño de la posterior distribución de varios documentales en los que ha estado involucrado el personal de Diagrama Producciones. El Programa Media, coordinado desde Bruselas y con sedes en todas las delegaciones de la Comisión Europea, constituye uno de los baluartes principales comunitarios al desarrollo del documental en Europa.
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Productions links:
| > The true story of the false Dali's (50 min.) |
| Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos de México
 El Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos de la Universidad Nacional de México (CUEC) es la escuela de cinematografía más antigua de América Latina. Ante la creciente demanda en México D. F. para la formación de realizadores de documentales, el CUEC trabaja en estos días en la creación de una rama específica en este campo. Su interés por el documental se manifiesta en los apoyos explicitos al trabajo de Diagrama Producciones.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) |
| Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives
 ALBA was founded by the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade (VALB). Immediately thereafter, however, ALBA began to reach out to the larger educational, cultural, and political community to form a representative board and executive community that would include members from all constituencies with interest in the legacy of the Spanish Civil War, the International Brigades, and/or the antifascist struggle of the 1930s. Now ALBA’s governing board, in addition to Lincoln veterans, includes artists, writers, film makers, university professors, and cultural workers from the United States and Europe. It is based in New York.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) | > The Hill, 19 Days of Battle in The Jarama |
| New York University
 Founded in 1831, New York University is the largest private university in the United States. The University, which is composed of 14 schools, colleges, and divisions, occupies five major centers in Manhattan. It operates branch campus and research programs in other parts of the United States and abroad, as well as study abroad programs in more than 25 countries. New York University is also one of the largest employers in New York City, with over 16,000 employees. Mediante un acuerdo de 2006 con la Dirección de la NYU, los alumnos de su sede en Madrid realizan los trabajos de subtitulado y doblaje de los documentales de Diagrama Producciones.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) | > The Heart of Doñana (52 min.) | > The Hill, 19 Days of Battle in The Jarama |
| Cultural Center King Juan Carlos I of New York
 In 1983, John Brademas began a campaign centered on increasing awareness of Spain and the Spanish-speaking world at New York University. His first step was to honor King Juan Carlos I of Spain for his courageous leadership and defense of democratic principles by awarding him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. He then established a professorship in the King's name that went on to attract many of the world's most eminent Hispanists.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) |
| Spanish' Embassy and Spanish' Cultural Center in Mexico DF
 El Centro Cultural nace por iniciativa de la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional (AECI) para convertirse en espacio de convergencia de las diferentes manifestaciones culturales tanto mexicanas como españolas. Con el respaldo de la Embajada de España en México, el Centro gestiona todo tipo de proyectos que respondan al interés por compartir diferentes formas de entender la cultura. En sede, Miguel Ángel Nieto dirigió en 2006 el primer encuentro de documentalistas hispano-mexicano.
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Productions links:
| > Souls without borders (52 min.) |
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| • In the Hole is the second documentary by Mexican: Juan Carlos Rulfo. During more than one year, he placed his camera between the workers who construct the second story of the gigantic highway in Mexico City. It´s a building site of overflowing realism that has many magic moments, but especially the final shot of the movie, a sequence of almost five minutes, and another sequence where the construction advances at a rhtythm of a machine at a disturbing cybernetic rate . The hole, according to the Aztec translation, is the place where all the souls go, the bridge that devours them, meanwhile they continue construction over it. |
• My Grandmother's House, documentary movie directed by Adán Aliaga. In 2005 was the winner at the prestigious documentary festival of Amsterdam (IDFA) where Spain finally placed, being one of the most important countries to produce documentaries. "My Grandmother´s House" investigates the peculiar relation that Marina, a 6 year old girl, impulsive and irreverent, has with Marita, her 75 year old grandmother. The ancient education that the grandmother subjects the girl to, causes her to rebel not only against her, but against all who try to correct her behavior. During several years she reconstructs the life and customs of a family, leaving emotions and conflicts to be discovered. |
• Death in the Valley, and documentary made by C. M. Hardt. In 1948, C.M. Hardt’s grandfather was murdered while in the custody of the Spanish Civil Guard. Over fifty years later, she goes back to Spain to find out the truth about why he was killed. There, she learns of the secret war that led him to his death. She confronts her own family with a story even they don’t want her to discover. She captures it all and faces her grandfather’s killer. "It’s outrageous that my film still hasn’t aired in Spain, but I made a vow to my grandmother that the whole world would know what had really happened”. |
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