The catalog of films that can be seen in Basque on the platforms is being completed.
- Audiovisual media in Basque from digital platforms are being catalogued on the Zer Non Ikusi website. They also collect films that are being broadcast in Basque in movie theatres.
The voices that demand the presence of contents in Euskera in digital platforms in the last year have joined around the initiative Apps Euskaraz, to which various platforms are gradually being attended. But there were already movies and series that you could see there and here. The purpose of the web Zer Non Ikusi is to gather these scattered specimens in a single catalog and show where to find them. Following the Catalan web model Desdelsofa.cat, the Basque content found on digital platforms is gradually being catalogued. In addition, films that can be seen in Euskera in cinemas are being released.
It was published in July, once the barrier of the hundred films was overcome. Content from platforms such as YouTube, EiTB Nahieran, Filmin, Amazon Prime, Rakuten and Netflix have been catalogued, as well as those available in the eLibrary. Although they started with the films, series are already being added, and in addition to those folded in Euskera, the ones with subtitles in Euskera have also begun to be catalogued.
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