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Little World ( Catalan : Món petit ) is a 2013 Catalan documentary film about Albert Casals, a young man who has been in a wheelchair since suffering leukemia at the age of five. But this has not stopped him from pursuing his dream: to travel around the world, and to do it his way: without money, without companions, without luggage. He sets off from home armed with nothing but his imagination and his courage.

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12-410: Little World takes us along on his greatest challenge yet: to reach the exact opposite side of the planet. Is it possible to cross the earth in these conditions? Mixing home video techniques and traditional documentary methods, we get to know this young man, his love story, his philosophy of life and his parents' approach to raising him. We will see how Albert and his girlfriend, Anna, go from Barcelona to

24-494: A remote lighthouse in New Zealand, or how they fail in the attempt. The journey (and the film) can be considered sheer madness, an endearing romance or an epic adventure, or perhaps a little of everything. The director of the film is Marcel Barrena and is produced by Umbilical Produccions with TV3 , TVE , ICAA , ICEC, and Corte y Confección de Películas. Little World has won on IDFA from Amsterdam (DOC U Award), one of

36-743: Is a film director , screenwriter , producer and editor . He has directed films such as 100 Meters , Mediterraneo: The Law of the Sea , and The 47 . In 2011 he won the Catalan Academy Award for his movie debut, Cuatro estaciones, a low budget romantic comedy that was highly appreciated by the public, both in its TV screenings as well as on the Internet . Marcel Barrena is the first director that won Gaudí Award for two different films (for "Cuatro Estaciones" and "Little World" as well). His three theatrical movies has been nominated for

48-590: Is one of the most viewed and acclaimed movies in Spanish cinema in 2016, and a frontliner in terms of profits. Netflix acquired the international rights for "100 metros" in Cannes Film Festival Market being one of the most important bids of the company in Spanish cinema. The movie opened in the Spanish box office in the 5th place (a B.O. final of 2 million €), a total success for a movie participated for public Spanish broadcast (the second place of

60-707: The DOC U Award at IDFA, the most important documentary film festival in the world, and has become the first Spanish movie to get to the 3rd place at the IDFA Audience Award, out of 300 documentaries. Neil Young , from The Hollywood Reporter , defines Little World as “one of my top 10 films of the year.” Little World: Best Documentary at Boulder International Film Festival (2013); Audiencia Award at Norwegian Dok Film Festival... Little World will open commercially in 2013 in Spain . Before that, it will be visiting some of

72-712: The Goya Awards and become hits in the Spanish industry. Cuatro Estaciones was the first TV movie to represent Spain at CinemaSpagna Festival in Rome. It also won the Best Movie, Director and FIPRESCI awards at the Festival de Alicante and best TV-Movie at the Catalan Gaudi Festival. Barrena's second film is the acclaimed documentary Món Petit (Little World). The film has been recently awarded with

84-405: The greatest film festivals around the world. Little World is the most successful Spanish documentary of the year in terms of box office and awards. Won Gaudí Award and it was nominated for the Goya Awards. " 100 metros " is his first fiction movie for cinemas. Starring the Spanish juggernauts Dani Rovira and Karra Elejalde (and Alexandra Jimenez, Maria de Medeiros, David Verdaguer...) the film

96-792: The most prestigious documentary festival, where also got the third place on the audience award among 300 films participating. Little World has invited to the Palm Springs Fest from L.A. for three private screenings out of competition and, at the moment, has been selected in 17 international film festivals. Best Documentary: Boulder Film Festival (USA) IDFA 2012: DocU Award; 3rd Audience Award. Norwegian Doc Film Festival: Audience Award. Palm Springs International Film Festival (out of competition). Bradford Film Festival. ZagrebDox (Croatia): Young Jury Award. Fic-Cat, Official Selection. Shanghai International Film Festival- Panorama. Gdansk DokFilm Festival: official Selection. One of "the best 10 movies of

108-456: The year just after Almodovar's "Julieta") and not distributed for a major, and it was an important success in cinemas in Portugal, Greece and other international territories and all over the world on Netflix. He directed the 2021 drama film Mediterraneo: The Law of the Sea , one of the most important Spanish films of the year. Premiered at San Sebastian International Film Festival, the movie

120-466: The year" by Neil Young (Jugsaw, The Hollywood Reporter ). Albert Casals, Àlex Casals, Jordi Socías, Alba Casals, Gabriel Vilanova, Jennifer Vallejo, Anna Socías, Mont Serradó, Pilar Alamán, Pepita Moliné, Melanie Gordo, Anaïs Galván y la participación especial de Rarawa Kohere. This article about a biographical documentary film is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Marcel Barrena Marcel Barrena (born 15 October 1981)

132-825: Was one of the three Spanish entries for the Oscars, competing against Fernando Leon de Aranoa starred by Javier Bardem "The Good Boss" and Almodovar's "Parallel Mothers". "Mediterráneo", nominated for Best Movie in the Goya and Gaudí Awards, won 3 Goya Awards, 4 Gaudis, a Platino award and was selected Best Film in Rome International Film Festival. Also, was the front runner in Audience Award in Miami Film Festival, and won several international film festivals such as Boulder, Ourense... and

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144-553: Was one of the top films in all the Spanish awards, such as the producers guild Forque Awards, the Feroz awards (the press awards) and the Medallas CECC, where whas selected for the most important film of the year in terms of Educational Values. The movie has become something beyond than a movie and was recommended by The Pope himself in a press conference and first Spanish and Catalan political and social figures. Starred by some of

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