Online

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.

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.

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.

Diplomats and scientists discuss the importance of the union between science and diplomacy after the COVID-19 pandemic.

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

This multidisciplinary project by the Cultural Office of the Spanish Embassy and artist Juanli Carrión explores the socio-botanical consequences of the Magellan-Elcano expedition.

Sociologist and economist Mauro F. Guillén analyzes the economic and business consequences of the pandemic in this online seminar conducted entirely in Spanish.

In this online celebration of “World Book Day,” a selection of contemporary Spanish authors will read samples of their own works from their homes.

Shelter is a new virtual choreography residence to create new work and foster artistic dialog between Spanish and American dancers and choreographers.

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.