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The Spanish Film Festival begins in Lisbon

‘Un monstruo viene a verme’, de Juan Antonio Bayona, abrirá este ciclo organizado por el ICAA en la capital portuguesa.

A monster comes to see me

El Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales (ICAA), en colaboración con Cinemundo, llevará a Lisboa una muestra del cine de nuestro país más reciente y representativo. El ciclo Cine Fiesta se celebrará del 27 al 30 de octubre en Cinesa Cines de El Corte Inglés de Lisboa.

La muestra presentará en su edición de este año algunas de las películas más importantes del panorama audiovisual español de 2016. A monster comes to see me, by Juan Antonio Bayona, is the film that will open the exhibition. The program is completed with films that have stood out in recent years such as: One hundred years of forgiveness, Julieta, The Impossible, and The AAcademy of the Muses, among others.

Fernando González Molina, director of Palm Trees in the Snow, Belén Cuesta, actress Eight Catalan Surnames and José Manuel Poga, actor from Toro, will be the delegation that will attend Lisbon this year to present the exhibition and their films.

The Cine Fiesta exhibition has positioned itself in Portugal as a reference event to discover Spanish cinema, which this year presents a program with great diversity of genres. It is expected that attendance records will be achieved in this edition, consolidating the growing increase in spectators that has been observed in each new edition of the Cine Fiesta exhibition.

Cine FiestaAgenda

Day 27
A monster comes to see me, directed by Juan Antonio Bayona
The Impossible, by Juan Antonio Bayona

Day 28
While you sleep, by Jaume Balagueró
Juliet, by Pedro Almodóvar
Bull, by Kike Maillo
The corpse of Anna Fritz, by Hèctor Hernández

Day 29
My big night, by Álex de la Iglesia
One Hundred Years of Forgiveness, by Daniel Calparsoro
Cuerpo de élite, de Joaquín Mazón
Palmeras en la nieve, de Fernando González
Musarañas, de Esteban Roel y Juan Fernando Andrés

Day 30
LA Academia de las Musas, de José Luis Guerín
El desconocido, de Dani de la Torre
KIKI, el amor se hace, de Paco León
8 apellidos catalanes, de Emilio Martínez-Lázaro.

By, Oct 26, 2016, Section:Cine

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