Entradas y salidas, día y noche, alegría y dolor, amigos y extraños: esos son los contrastes en el "Camino de Santiago". El "albergue" - un albergue que sirve como refugio y lugar de comunión, se convierte en un hogar lejos del hogar. Ritos y rituales diarios. Marcado por el paso del tiempo y los peregrinos, el "albergue" recoge sus vestigios y, a partir de él, construye su propia historia.

Ins and outs, day and night, joy and pain, friends and strangers - those are the contrasts in the "Camino de Santiago". The “albergue” - a hostel that serves as retreat and place of communion, becomes a home away from home. Daily rites and rituals. Marked by the passage of time and pilgrims, the “albergue” collects their vestiges and, from it, builds its own story.

BARBARA TAVARES (BRASIL, 1979) es una premiada documentalista brasileña que actualmente vive en Portugal. Barbara estudió cine en la UCLA, en Los Ángeles. Estrenó su primer documental, "Hermogenes, profesor y poeta de Yoga", que fue el séptimo documental más visto en los teatros de Brasil en 2015. La película está disponible en iTunes en todo el mundo. Su primer cortometraje documental "O Gigante do Papelão / Think BIG, Think small-scale" fue nominado para el Gran Premio de Brasil, ganando el premio del público y del jurado y se proyectó en más de 15 festivales de cine de todo el mundo: Havana Film Festival (Cuba), Festival de Cine de Huesca (España), Dockanema (Mozambique), SIFF (China), DC Shorts (Washington, DC) y otros. Ahora está obteniendo un MFA en cine documental en P.Porto en Portugal. Barbara también es propietaria de una productora, Bodhgaya Films, donde dirige, produce y escribe películas institucionales. 

BARBARA TAVARES (BRAZIL, 1979) is an award winner Brazilian documentary filmmaker who currently lives in Portugal. Barbara studied cinema at UCLA, in Los Angeles. She premiered her first feature documentary film, “Hermogenes, professor and poet of Yoga,” which was the 7th most watched documentary in the theaters in Brazil in 2015. The movie is now available on iTunes worldwide. Her first short documentary “O Gigante do Papelão/ Think BIG, Think small-scale” was nominated for the Grand Prize Brazil, winning jury and public awards and was screened on more than 15 film festivals around the world: Havana Film Festival (Cuba), Huesca Film Festival (Spain), Dockanema (Mozambique), SIFF (China), DC Shorts (Washington, DC) and others. She is now getting a MFA in documentary filmmaking at P.Porto in Portugal. Barbara also owns a production company, Bodhgaya Films, where she directs, produces and writes client-based institutional films. The film BOM CAMINHO was made as part of the 1st year of a MFA in Documentary Filmmaking the director is holding at the ESMAD school (P.Porto) in Portugal. This film is about the first Portuguese public "albergue" on the "Caminho de Santiago" on the Portuguese way. It holds a different perspective of the "caminho". The film talks about this pilgrimage way without being in the "caminho", it stays the whole time in the "albergue", watching its flow, people arriving and leaving every day.