The Comanegra publishing house publishes Gaudí, the Sagrada Familia and ecstasy, a hybrid format between comic and illustrated book signed by the Madrid-based screenwriter Salva Rubio and the Argentinian illustrator Agustín Comotto that arrives simultaneously in Catalan, Spanish and English: a historic milestone for the Barcelona-based publisher, which had never before published simultaneously in three languages.

According to director Gerard Oms, who will be visiting several theaters in the Gaudí Cycle network to present 'Far Away' this December, the film has stirred consciences, and he has often encountered audience members who have confessed that they "still remain hidden and haven't dared to show themselves to the world in a completely free way." These witnesses confirm that although we live "in a world that has conquered many spaces free from hostility," it is still necessary "to continue creating spaces of love and safety to achieve visibility," the director observes.

The Gaudí Cycle Educational Project continues to grow with a clear mission: to bring Catalan cinema closer to boys and girls between 12 and 18 years old from the towns that are members of the Gaudí Cycle network, promoting culture, creativity, and the habit of enjoying and learning through cinema. Beyond simply watching films and reflecting and discussing social, cultural, and human issues that permeate the stories we see on screen, the project invites young people to discover the cinema in their town, which they have often never visited.

The Catalan Film Academy's Gaudí Cycle consolidates its commitment to inclusion and the democratization of culture by promoting new initiatives that place accessibility as one of the project's top priorities. The Gaudí Cycle—which includes the deaf and hard of hearing—has reached 80% of the theaters participating in its circuit that screen in Blu-ray format. The project boasts a stable film program that guarantees this level of accessibility in all its screenings.