Short film premiere and round table: Submarnoliaverified
Premiere of Submarnolia at the Auditorio de Adeje, Sala Contemporánea: a short film born in the PISADA project and made with the participation of the whole Centro de Atención a la Diversidad Funcional Los Olivos. A young man falls through an interdimensional crack into a world where normality works the other way round. A round table on humour and the representation of disability follows the screening. Free entry.
Submarnolia follows a person who believed he was normal until he fell through an interdimensional crack. On the other side lies a world where the rules of normality work the other way round, and the young protagonist is the odd one out: an “ordinary” person facing diagnoses, paperwork and characters whose logic is as absurd as it is suspiciously familiar. Born in the PISADA project and made with the participation of the whole Centro de Atención a la Diversidad Funcional Los Olivos, the short film mixes absurd humour, satire and documentary language to question labels and the way disability is seen.
After the screening, a round table brings together people who took part in the film, acting professionals, specialists in the image and its meaning, and executive production professionals, to talk about humour, the representation of disability and the role of cinema in shaping how we see. The event is part of the II Jornadas de Discapacidad: Transformando la Comunidad, held for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Entry is free. It takes place on Monday 30 November 2026 at 18:00 in the Sala Contemporánea of the Auditorio de Adeje.
