"The Mystery of Flamenco" has won the Sebastiane Latino Award
The first feature film by the Chilean filmmaker Diego Céspedes has been awarded the Sebastiane Latino Prize, awarded by the Association of Lesbians, Gays, Transsexuals and Bisexuals of the Basque Country.
The jury has awarded the award to "Chilean revenge and fantasy road trip bat, "which reminds us that" love should never lead to punishment: no social punishment, no divine punishment. "
Gehitu awards the award to the Latin American feature film that best represents the defence of the claims and values of the LGBTIQA+ community, and the film by Cespedes, which will close the Latin Horizons section of the San Sebastian Festival, has been awarded to the four other finalists: Ato noturno (Marcio Reolón and Filipe Matzembacher),\ A0
The Basque producer Irusoin has participated in the film La misteriosa mirada del flamenco.
Sebastiane Prize.
As usual, the San Sebastian Festival has awarded the Sebastiane Prize to the film that best reflects the values or realities of LGBTIQA+ people in any section of the festival.
This year, in the twenty-sixth edition of the award, there are thirteen candidate films, including the film directed by Maspalomas Aitor Arregi and Jose Mari Goenaga, thedocumentary La misteriosa mirada del flamenco bera and El último arrebato .
On the other hand, Gehitu and the Festival organize for the eleventh time the Meeting of LGBTIQA+ Ibero-American Film Festivals, which will bring together 20 festivals from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay.
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