Five Years Later (2024) is an immersive documentary that allows exploration of 3D spaces and interaction with elements in these environments. It is thus an immersive production that provides an experience of six degrees of freedom (6DoF). It is also a hybrid production that mixes computer-generated images with real images filmed in 360º video and volumetric video.

On June 17, 2018, the rescue ship Aquarius docked at the port of Valencia with 629 people rescued in the Central Mediterranean. On June 24, 2023, the fifth anniversary of its arrival was celebrated. Five Years Later reflects on how their lives have been during these five years in Valencian lands through the life stories of two survivors, Mosses Von Kallon (president of the Aquarius Survivors Association) and Alhassane Diallo and his host family (Bartolomé Reig and Olga Bellon), as well as testimonies from two activists from the host society, Mila Font (Doctors Without Borders ́ delegate in the Valencian Community, Catalonia, Balearic Islands, and the Region of Murcia) and Lorena Tortosa (journalist and communication collaborator for the Aquarius Survivors Association).