Film / Past events

The Instituto Cervantes Albuquerque presents Mujeres de Cine 2021, an online film showcase that gathers the gaze of three Spanish female directors on this war conflict.

The Meadows Museum presents the online screening of “Hassan’s Way” by Fran Araújo and Ernesto de Novar, accompanied by a lecture by Dr. Constantin C. Icleanu.

In its 33rd year, the “AFI European Union Film Showcase” continues its tradition of bringing the best in European cinema to our audiences, and this year will take place online for the first time.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The Meadows Museum presents three films by Pedro Almodóvar to watch at home and a lecture on the Spanish filmmaker by Dr. Constantin C. Icleanu.

The Iberoamerican Cultural Attachés Association presents an online showcase of short films from 13 countries, including the Spanish short film I Wish.

See some of Bigas Luna’s most critically acclaimed works and participate in in-depth discussions with academics and collaborators of the iconic Spanish director who simultaneously launched the film careers of Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem.

Nine Spanish movies participate at this year’s Miami International Film Festival, which is considered the preeminent showcase of Ibero-American cinema in the United States.

This Spanish drama directed by Irene Zoe Alameda tackles terrorism, global commerce, and the struggles of citizens of the world who belong everywhere and nowhere.

Experience a weekend of inspiring films that tell the extraordinary stories of fierce and fearless women leaders, including the Spanish movie “Carmen & Lola.”