Black Is Beltza

[7] The film was released in Spain on 5 October 2018, and was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Gaudí Awards.

[8] In October 1965, a group of processional giants, inspired by parades in Pamplona, is invited to march down New York’s 5th Avenue on Hispanic Day.

Debarring from this true-event, which happened a few months after Malcolm X’s death the story turns on Manex, a young Basque who travels to New York to walk inside one of the carnival giants.

Manex will be an inadvertent witness to some of the most remarkable events and actors from the last decades: Racial riots, the Black Panthers, the Cuban Revolution, Cold War spy games, which all make for a colourful portrait of the ’60s counterculture era.

[11] It follows Ainhoa, the daughter of Manex, who had inherited his social commitment and taste for adventure.