Garatge Club. One stage, 900 gigs

Two days before the closing of the Barcelona Olympics, three young individuals opened a concert venue at 195 Pallars Street, an old metal workshop they had transformed with their own hands. Over a span of 10 years, this venue became the gateway for international punk, metal, hardcore, and ska bands and the epicentre of the emerging alternative scene in the city. In this film, partners and staff from the venue, promoters and record labels (Cap Cap, BCore, Anaconda), journalists, and musicians (Aina, Afraid to Speak in Public, Dr. Calypso) reminisce about memories, feelings, lessons, and unforgettable concerts at a place without which the alternative Barcelona of the 1990s cannot be explained.

Directed by Albert París, Garatge Club. One stage, 900 gigs leans on a strong ensemble — Xavi Rivases, Olga Arroyo, José G. Rosquete — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about documentary titles of 0.