The Film Festival bids farewell while recovering the award-winning titles during its final day
April 26, 2024‘Cu Li Never Cries’, a metaphor on the passage of time with which Phḁm Ngọc Lân debuts at the Festival
April 26, 2024‘Explanation for Everything’ explores the tensions of a polarized Hungarian society
April 26, 2024‘I’m Not Everything I Want to Be’, a journey towards artistic freedom through photographs and diaries
April 25, 2024‘Through the Graves the Wind Is Blowing’, a reflection on neo-fascism and mass tourism that combines fiction and documentary
April 25, 2024Jesús Palacios presents The Freakiest Night’s latest edition, featuring three sessions and starring young women in extreme situations
April 24, 2024Tanaka Toshihiko arrives at the Film Festival with ‘Rei’ backed by the good reception of his work in Europe
April 24, 2024The drama ‘On the Go’, by María Gisèle Royo and Julia de Castro, wins this 23FICLPGC’s Panorama Spain Award
April 24, 2024‘Ven a mi casa esta Navidad’, an oppressive portrait of the prejudices against not being a mother or having a partner
April 23, 2024Thirteen short films are competing for this 23FICLPGC’s awards
April 23, 2024The Festival hosts parallel activities aimed at training, debate and reflection on the film industry
April 23, 2024‘Paradise’, a reflection on couple relationships with which Prasanna Vithanage returns to the Festival 20 years later
April 23, 2024Carolina Campanela debuts as lead actress on the big screen with ‘Mãos no fogo’
April 22, 2024Botany and sexuality bloom in unison with ‘Un Prince’
April 22, 2024‘La hojarasca’ and ‘Aitana’, Richard Leacock Awards of this 23rd International Film Festival
April 22, 2024‘Hijas’ wins the Almost-Finished Film Award, while ‘Diarios del silencio’ obtains the Films-To-Be-Made Award
April 21, 2024The Official Feature Film Section of the 23FICLPGC begins
April 21, 2024La Mirada Producciones’ 30th anniversary celebration begins at the Film Festival
April 21, 2024Ana Lily Amirpour meets Las Palmas de Gran Canaria’s audience
April 20, 2024In his first feature film ‘Voy a desaparecer’, Coré Ruiz has managed to create a very personal Canarian fiction with his combination of drama and humor
April 20, 2024Domingo J. González debuts as a director at the Festival with Una casa en el pueblo: a piece in which the personal and the familiar connect with the external vision of the traveler
April 20, 2024“Panorama Spain” brings nine of the most daring Spanish films to the Festival
April 20, 2024The relationship with loved ones and the alterations to which the territory and its inhabitants are exposed define Canarias Cinema’s second short film session
April 19, 2024The cycle dedicated to Toshirō Mifune, the renowned Japanese actor who filmed in the city during the 60s, finally begins
April 19, 2024Documentary fiction, imbued with magic and island memory, sets the tone for Canarias Cinema’s first short film session
April 19, 2024Magic Lantern, a section that comes to the Film Festival from different latitudes and times
April 19, 2024MECAS’ 7th edition begins with activities aimed at professionals of the Canarian audiovisual industry
April 19, 2024David Pantaleón and José Víctor Fuentes portray in “Un volcán habitado” the humanity exhibited by La Palma’s inhabitants during the Tajogaite eruption, “with another level of truth and another point of view”
April 18, 2024Macu Machín offers in “La hojarasca” an intimate documentary fable that anticipates La Palma’s eruption, with her own family as the main characters
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