20 min – 2025
Director : Laura GARCÍA ANDREU (Spain)
Production : Nakamura Films and Maqueta Films (Spain)
These mini-bins, supposedly harmless little recycling bins, are dividing the residents of a Spanish town. Countless banners and graffiti bearing the slogan “No to mini-bins” are plastered across balconies and streets. Yet, recycling is essential today to combat environmental pollution. But is it a coincidence that the municipal election campaign has begun? The ballot box will decide whether this absurd polarization will prevail.
The installation of mini-bins is dividing a Spanish town.
Laura García Andreu is a filmmaker and anthropologist. In 2018, she co-directed the documentary [M]OTHERHOOD. DOMINGO DOMINGO, her second documentary, won numerous awards, including the First Film Prize at the 27th PriMed.