Events starting in October 2020

Three Spanish films participate in the 34th Annual Washington, D.C. International Film Festival that will be presented online in this edition.

Luisa Pastor participates at “Paper Routes,” the sixth installment in “NMWA’s Women to Watch” exhibition series that showcases contemporary artists working in paper.

Agustín Fernández Mallo presents “Pixel Flesh” at “Spain Writes, America Reads,” a new virtual series of author talks to introduce recently translated books from Spain.

Including 2 films and 2 short films from Spain this year, the 56th edition of the Festival combines on-demand streaming, appointment screenings and an in-person drive-in theatre experience –all dedicated to providing a safe and rewarding experience for all.

Minnesota’s premier annual modern Spanish film festival features a rich selection of Latino films and documentaries, including five Spanish films, which this year you can view from home.

After 4 years celebrating the best cinema created by Spanish women in Washington, D.C., the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain and Mujeres de Cine are proud to present the first edition of “Mujeres de Cine” Film Series Online.

Join us and the Basque Culinary Center for a family cooking time with Spanish flavors and modern twists, as part of 2020 Kids Euro Festival.

This year, Los Angeles and Miami Spanish Film series join forces to co-host and present a combined special edition of Recent Spanish Cinema, a both log-in and drive-in event that will take place virtually and physically, tailored to fit the current situation.

This year, Los Angeles and Miami Spanish Film series join forces to co-host and present a combined special edition of Recent Spanish Cinema, a both log-in and drive-in event that will take place virtually and physically, tailored to fit the current situation.

Spanish authors Aixa de la Cruz and Jordi Nopca will represent the New Spanish Narrative in the US presentation of the second edition of 10 of 30, a project that aims to encourage the translation of Spanish authors into English.

Marcat Dance cofounders Mario Bermudez Gil and Catherine Coury will offer a Marcat Dance Movement Research class followed by a conversation with the attendees.

One of the most representative plays of Spanish Golden Age theater, Lope de Vega’s masterpiece deals with the emotional complications of class conflict and resonates with today’s society.

Spanish artist Antoni Muntadas along with Marshall Reese present the presidential campaign spots they have compiled for 36 years at the Museum of Arts and Design’s Online Learning Lab.

New York City’s Metrograph presents Spanish filmmaker Oliver Laxe’s third film, winner of a Cannes Jury Prize, on its TVOD platform for an exclusive weeklong run, also featuring a conversation with the director and cinematographer.