In the third edition of the festival we received 2,716 proposals from 106 countries and 5 continents, a testimony of the interest and vitality of video art at an international level. This time, under the curatorial axis of Border StoriesThe Festival explored a multifaceted theme that invites us to reflect on the notion of limits from different perspectives.  

Border Stories leads us to question and redefine physical and conceptual boundaries. On a first level, we face the tangible borders of our environment, natural borders such as rivers, seas and mountains, as well as the social, economic and political barriers that cross the public space and everyday spheres or borders capable of adapting to any space, however minimal it may be, arising, often involuntarily in everyday life, as when a drink is spilled leaving a suggestive trace that delimits the wet spot from the dry areas, something similar happens with the traces left by humidity on a surface. In the background, the curatorial axis opens a reflection on the boundaries between production media: from analog and digital techniques, to experimental cinema, video art and experimental animation.