The Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival is a space that exists between various worlds: between narration and experimentation, between artist and trend, between North and South, between East and West, between image and word, between fiction and non-fiction.

Through its permanent sections (Official, Informative, The Freakiest Night, the Canary Islands Forum and Déjà Vu), the festival explores the latest in film as an aesthetic art form. The programming is based on three principles: diversity of proposals, aesthetic risk-taking and coherence. Every year the competition is therefore a setting where the uniqueness of details (each film itself) and the unity of the whole (the dialogue between them) can be appreciated.

In addition to these sections, the festival rounds off its offering with a number of cycles and retrospectives focusing on the makers and terrains (geographical or conceptual) of film, rewriting the History of Cinema from this day forth, towards the future.

You can read more information about the jury of the Festival in our blog.