The Treasure of Barracuda

Animation Film I 87 min I Colour

Synopsis

While trying to find her parents, Sparky accidentally ends up on Captain Barracuda’s pirate ship, crewed by fearsome sailors armed to the teeth and with a serious problem: they can’t read. Only she can help them find the treasure of Phineas Crane, the most valuable and sought-after by all the pirates in the Caribbean. Thus begins an adventure that will change their lives forever.

DATA SHEET

Direction: Adrià Garcia
Script: Amèlia Mora
Plot: Amèlia Mora, Coral Cruz
Executive production: Valérie Delpierre
Production: Hampa Studio, Belvision, Inicia Films. With the collaboration of Institut Ramon Llull, CCMA, RTVE y Àpunt. With the support of ICEC, ICAA, Euroimages and co-funded by Creative Europe MEDIA of the European Union
International Sales: Filmax

AWARDS AND FESTIVALS

Donostia Zinemaldia, San Sebastian Internatinla Film Festival SSIFF

Mostra de València, Cinema del Mediterrani

Just Film, youth and children’s Film Festival

In Inicia Films we understand that production is a way to influence society and connect emotionally with the audience. Since 2006 we have been working to promote new generations of filmmakers and give them a voice in today’s audiovisual world.

Through the eyes of our creators and the sensitivity of our authors, we accompany the development of international projects and multicultural talent, building bridges between their experiences abroad and their roots. We deal with themes that respond to current concerns and we believe that by connecting people and emotions we can help to draw new narrative and visual horizons.

Films produced by Inicia Films have been selected and awarded at numerous festivals including “Queens” by Klaudia Reynicke in co-production with Switzerland and Peru, which premiered at Sundance 2024 and won the Grand Prix at Berlin Generation; “20.000 species of bees” by Estibaliz Urresola winner of the Silver Bear for Best Leading Performance, two Forque Awards including Best Film, two Feroz Awards including Best Dramatic Film and three Goya Awards 2024; “Foremost by night by Víctor Iriarte, premiered at Giornate degli autori in Venice and winner of the Feroz Arrebato Award for Fiction; “Schoolgirls by Pilar Palomero with four Goya Awards 2021, including Best Film; “Summer 1993” by Carla Simón, Best Opera Prima at the Berlinale 2017; “La Maternal” also by Pilar Palomero, winner of the Silver Shell for Best Acting in San Sebastian 2022, “Unicorns” by Àlex Lora, with Premiere in the Official Selection of the Malaga Festival and “Teresa” by Paula Ortiz, premiered in this edition of Tallinn.

For documentaries such as “The west Indies fleet“ by Antonio Pérez Molero produced in collaboration with RTVE, Canal Sur and Telemadrid or “Singing on the rooftops” by Enric Ribes, with Premiere at Sheffield DocFest.

Also, for short films such as “The disinherited” by Laura Ferrés, Best Short Film at the Semaine de la Critique de Cannes, “The bus” by Sandra Reina, premiered at SXSW, nominated for the Goya Awards and winner of the Gaudí Award.