The Academy will screen the four documentaries nominated for the Goya

The Film Academy will begin its February cycles with the screening of the four stories nominated for the Goya for best documentary film. The first event will be on February 1 with 'Bicycle, spoon, apple'. On the other hand, given Álex de la Iglesia's intention to resign, the Board of Directors has decided to call elections that will take place within three months.

The Academy begins its February cycles with the screening of the four stories that are candidates for the Goya for best documentary film. The screenings begin on Tuesday, February 1, at eight in the afternoon, with the screening of Carles Bosch's film that shows Pasqual Maragall's fight against Alzheimer's, Bicycle, spoon, apple.

On day 2, also at 8:00 p.m., there is a presentation Citizen Negrin, the life of Juan Negrín signed by Sigfrid Monleón, Carlos Álvarez Pérez and Imanol Uribe; while on Thursday the 3rd the session features the architect Norman Foster through the work of Carlos Carcas and Norberto López Amado, How Much does Your Building Weigh, Mr.Foster?

Este primer ciclo se completa el viernes 4, a las 20:00 horas, con María y yo, adaptación del cómic de Miguel Gallardo firmada por Félix González de Castro sobre un padre entregado a la convivencia con su hija, una niña autista y “muy feliz”.

Elecciones en tres meses

Ante el deseo de dimitir del presidente, Álex de la Iglesia, la Junta Directiva ha decidido convocar elecciones presidenciales que, según los estatutos de la Academia, habrán de tener lugar en un plazo no superior a los tres meses. Hasta entonces, el equipo presidencial se mantendrá en sus funciones institucionales.