Film / Past events

The 2025 edition of “Filmfest DC” screens more than 60 films from 36 countries, including the Spanish feature “Babies Don’t Come With Instructions.”

The 34th edition of the “Florida Film Festival“ showcases two Spanish shorts, “Cura Sana” and “Don’t talk to Strangers.”

The “Miami Film Festival” showcases fourteen Spanish films and co-productions in its 42nd edition.

The 44th edition of the “Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival,” Minnesota’s largest annual film event, features four Spanish feature films this year.

“The Sonoma International Film Festival” arrives with its 28th edition, screening four Spanish films and offering a mix of film, food, wine, and entertainment in Sonoma Valley.

The 2025 edition of “Spanish Cinema Now +” features a selection of four new films that showcase the rich diversity of today’s Spanish cinema.

“Spanish Cinema Now +” showcases the finest recent Spanish films for local audiences at the Boca Raton Museum of Art in Miami.

As Spanish filmmaker and producer Elena Manrique visits Washington, D.C., join us for a special screening of “Pan’s Labyrinth,” followed by a Q&A session with her.

Now in its 37th edition, the “AFI European Union Film Showcase” continues its tradition of bringing the best in European cinema to Washington, DC-area audiences, including the screening of four acclaimed Spanish films.

“Spanish Cinema Now +” showcases the finest recent Spanish films for local audiences at the Norton Museum of Art in Miami.

“The European Film Festival” returns for its 15th edition, providing local audiences in Puerto Rico the chance to enjoy a diverse selection of films from various European countries, including two from Spain.

This fall, the Meadows Museum partners with Dallas Film to showcase three films by Spanish director Carlos Saura, starting with “Goya in Bordeaux” as part of their “Movies with the Meadows” series.

“Recent Spanish Cinema,” the oldest showcase of Spanish cinema in the United States, returns to the Egyptian Theatre for its 30th anniversary, featuring free screenings of six Spanish feature films.

“Spanish Cinema Now +” brings the best of recent Spanish cinema to the local audience in Memphis, in multiple venues around the city.

The 38th edition of “AFI FEST,” the American Film Institute’s annual celebration of artistic excellence, presents a lineup of fiction and nonfiction features and shorts, including 3 Spanish films this year.

North America’s longest-running competitive film festival returns this year with over 120 feature films and 70 shorts films from around the world, including a notable selection of Spanish films and co-productions.