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Photographer Jesús Ugalde presents this exhibition featuring over twenty portraits of the most prominent figures in 1990s Spanish music

The contemporary creation center and Cineteca Madrid present the ninth edition of the summer cycle, inviting the public to enjoy playful and vibrant cinema.

The exhibition reflects on how contemporary culture constructs what we choose to show and what we prefer to keep out of sight.

A cycle curated by Colectivo Laberinto recovers the figure of the voyeur through the lens of empathy, featuring films by Akerman, Haneke, and Villaronga, among others.

Krakatoa by Carlos Casas has won the Jury Prize for Best National Film, and Evidence by Lee Anne Schmitt has won the Prize for Best International Film.

Rivisitazione dello sciopero reinterpreta las imágenes recuperadas del documental perdido de Pasolini sobre la huelga de barrenderos de 1970

The exhibition reflects on how contemporary culture constructs what we show and what we prefer to keep out of sight

An unreleased film by Pier Paolo Pasolini inaugurates the festival, which takes over Madrid with 26 films in competition, four projects in 'Corte Final', five cycles, and six venues

A total of 30 titles in competition—26 films and four projects—make up the competitive core of this year’s edition