Film / Past events

North America’s longest-running competitive film festival, the “Chicago International Film Festival” presents its 58th edition that includes 5 of the latest Spanish films.

On the occasion of Spanish Film Day, Instituto Cervantes Chicago screens the classic film “Muerte de un ciclista” by Spanish film director Juan Antonio Bardem.

On the occasion of the exhibition “Sargent and Spain,” on show at the National Gallery of Art, the institution is organizing a film series dedicated entirely to Spanish films.

“The AFI Latin American Film Festival” showcases the best filmmaking from Latin America and celebrates Ibero-American cultural connections, with the inclusion of films from Spain and Portugal.

The 19th annual OLA Latino Film Festival features the screening of the movie “The King of All the World” by the Spanish filmmaker Carlos Saura.

As part of the exhibition “Visions of Asturias,” the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Washington, D.C. screens the last of the three documentaries about the participating photographers.

The Ibero-American Cultural Attachés Association presents its annual film showcase, with films from 18 countries, including the Spanish film “El Bola.”

Spain and Korea present their short films together at “EuroAsia Shorts 2022” on June 14, participating also in the closing night on June 17 together with other European, U.S., and Asian films.

In Spanish director Ruth Caudeli’s latest collaborative chronicle of queer life, three charismatic women living in an intimate partnership must learn to navigate the shift in their dynamic when one lover is called away for a long-term project.

This screening of a series of two-minute videos curated by Andrés Senra and Nicolás Dumit Estévez reflects on the concepts of caring for the planet, ecofeminisms and ecoqueerism.

“Spanish Cinema Now” returns this year for its 5th edition, in-person again after the pandemic, bringing the best cinema made in Spain to D.C. audiences.

The Spanish film “Alegría” by Violeta Salama will be featured in the 2022 Edition of the “Washington Jewish Film Festival” along 52 other films of several different countries.

Flamenco Arts Festival presents “Flamenco on Film,” a online cinematic look into the world of flamenco featuring some of today’s best-known flamenco figures.

Filmfest DC 2022 features three Spanish films in its 36th edition that will happen in a hybrid format, with in-person and online screenings.

As part of the exhibition “Visions of Asturias,” the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Washington, D.C. will screen three documentaries about the participating photographers.

The 31st edition of the Florida Film Festival will showcase more than 160 film during 10 days, both in person and online, including the Spanish film “Piggy.”