This week we talk with Javier Pachón, the president of CineCiutat, an arthouse theatre founded and ran collectively in Palma de Mallorca in Spain. CineCiutat shouldn't exist. 8 years ago the last theatre in the island dedicated to arthouse cinema closed its doors, due to the belief that there wasn't a market for such a place in a small city. However the people from Mallorca disagreed and instead created CineCiutat, which became a non-profit and participative project for art-house films, committed to social and environmental action and to the support of local talent and culture. It also became a meeting point for the community. We talked with Javier about the foundation of this project and about the impacts the health crisis has had in his cinema and in theatres in Spain. We also talked about the very successful crowdfunding campaign he's running to help fund repairs and improvements to the cinema, and which has so far, raised more than 70 thousand euros.