Francisco de Goya has been considered a precursor of cinema for the modernity of some of his compositions and for how he accentuated the human character of the characters in his paintings. Filmmaker Carlos Saura said that if Goya were alive today he would make films, and the Amatller Art Centre has gone further to show what new technologies can do with his paintings in the immersive exhibition Goya Universe. Between light and darknessAmong the findings is a surprising short film by Franc Aleu about The shootings of May 3rd. It would be very difficult and very expensive to make an entire film with AI, but Aleu reveals the undeniable cinematic potential of the events. "It is a great audiovisual collage," says Jordi Sellas, founder and director of Layers of Reality, the studio for production of augmented reality content that has produced the exhibition, where the studios Tururut and La cancan have also worked.