A portrait on the unknown life and work of the Majorcan philologist, mystic and poet Joan Mascaró i Fornés, responsable for the translations from Sanskrit to English of the most important spiritual classics of the East such as the "Bhagavad Gita," the "Dhammapada," and of some of the major "Upanishads." Under the theme of «unity in diversity», Mascaró defended the need to establish a bridge of dialogue between civilizations.
Joan Gual Genovart, Miquel Salom Ribot and Jaume Gual Mas lost their lives shot from behind on the Costes de Puntiró in October 1936. A few days later, their bodies were thrown into a well in the municipality of Sant Joan. Today, eighty years later, they finally rest at the graves of their families after their recent exhumation. This is the complete audiovisual chronicle of the first exhumation of the Spanish Civil War carried out in the Balearic Islands.
Alberto Bayo Giraud, aviator, military man, legionary in the Moroccan War under the command of what would later become a staunch enemy, Lieutenant Colonel Franco, commander in charge of directing the unsuccessful republican invasion of Mallorca in the Civil War, military attaché professor of aeronautics in exile, master of guerrillas, writer, poet, passionate chess player. An exciting life linked to historical figures like Abdel-Krim el Jatabi, Ernesto Ché Guevara or Fidel and Raul Castro.
Alberto Bayo Giraud, aviator, military man, legionary in the Moroccan War under the command of what would later become a staunch enemy, Lieutenant Colonel Franco, commander in charge of directing the unsuccessful republican invasion of Mallorca in the Civil War, military attaché professor of aeronautics in exile, master of guerrillas, writer, poet, passionate chess player. An exciting life linked to historical figures like Abdel-Krim el Jatabi, Ernesto Ché Guevara or Fidel and Raul Castro.
