Film / Past events

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.”

Visiting on a short west-coast tour, [S8] programmer and filmmaker Elena Duque presents a program of contemporary and historic films made in Super-8mm by Spanish filmmakers.

The second edition of Spanish Cinema Now+ includes three movies selected by Spanish filmmaker Pablo Berger (“Blancanieves” and “Abracadabra”) showing the rich diversity of Spanish cinema.

The 4th edition of the Locarno Festival in Los Angeles has selected “Endless Night” (“Longa Noite”), a meditative film that explores the Spanish post-war, by the Galician filmmaker Eloy Enciso.

The Festival brings one more time the best in European cinema to Washington, D.C.-area audiences, including the Spanish film “The August Virgin.”

Sandra Wis’ documentary about visionary photographer Frank Horvat is screened as part of the International Festival of Films on Art

This documentary reflects on dance as art, as therapy, as communication, as self-expression in a film that takes a snapshot of what it means to dance in today’s world.

Now in its 9th year in Miami, this Seven Art showcase features appearances by leading figures in the Spanish film industry who have contributed significantly to putting “Made in Spain” productions at the vanguard of filmmaking worldwide.

“LA OLA Showcase” presents a new series of special one-off screenings as part of its ongoing effort to create a bridge between Spain and the Americas by bringing groundbreaking independent cinema.

The 2019 San Francisco Dance Film Festival showcases a documentary portrait of Spanish dancer and choreographer Sol Picó.

The NMMWA, AFI Silver Theatre and the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain host the “Mujeres de Cine Film Series,” a traveling film showcase dedicated to promoting Spanish films and short films made by women.

The region’s premier annual showcase of modern Spanish-language cinema features a rich tapestry of narrative and documentary films from across the globe, including four films from Spain.

Including 7 films from Spain this year, the 55th edition of the Festival represents a showcase of the power of cinema and the ways in which films can at once entertain and inspire while broadening our perspective on the world.

The emblematic Egyptian Theatre hosts the 25th edition of “Recent Spanish Cinema,” featuring leading figures in the Spanish film industry who have contributed significantly to put “Made in Spain” productions at the vanguard of filmmaking worldwide.