Beyond the Glacier is a film shot in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. The documentary deals with the conflict of water in Central Asia by analyzing the complex development of the Sir Daria River that after its birth in the glaciers of the Tian Shan mountain range, crosses more than 3000 km until it ends at the ill-fated sea of Aral. Through the experts who have studied the case and the people who live off
the water, the documentary reflects on human relationships with the natural environment and analyzes the future of the species within a context of geographical chaos.

David Rodríguez Muñiz is a director, screenwriter, editor and director of photography.Among his works of fiction as a filmmaker, he has the short films Deil and Monster. With the audiovisual collective Dropped Frames he has made the documentaries The River and Refugees. As director of photography he has made the documentary film Os Días Afogados by Luis Avilés and Cesar Souto, for which he has been a candidate for the Goya for best photography. His documentary Refugees has been selected in the festivals of Clermont-Ferrand, EFFA Melbourne and Bogota Bogoshorts among others and has won seven awards including the best documentary short film in FICMEC. He works regularly with the playwright Rodrigo García as a visual director for his works: Evel Knievel vs MacBeth na terra do finado Humberto (2017), Tragedy (2017) and Pippo and Ricardo na terra do finado Humberto (2018).