Juliette Binoche, Matt Dillon, Colin Farrell, Richard Linklater and Renate Reinsve will come to the Festival
J. A. Bayona, Catalan director, will preside over the jury of the Official Section, which will also include Paul Dano, Maria de Medeiros, Erward Berger, Claire Denis, Agnieszka Holland and Ron Perlman, as well as Esther García and Jennifer Lawrence.
Juliette Binoche, Donostia Award actress at the 2022 Film Festival.
The 73rd edition of the San Sebastian Film Festival (19-27 September) has been presented today, breaking down many of the actors and directors who will come to San Sebastian. In addition to Esther García and Jennifer Lawrence Donostia, Juliette Binoche, Paul Dano, Harris Dickinson, Matt Dillon, Colin Farrell, Denis Lavant, Maria de Medeiros, Ron Perlman, Renate Reinsve and Garsan, among others.
Olivier Assayas, Edward Berger, Arnaud Desplechin, Claire Denis, Lucile Hadzihalilovic, Agnieszka Holland, Richard Linklater, Kleber Mendonça Filho, Jafar Panahi, Raoul Peck, Walter Salles, Joachim Trier and Rebecca Zlotowski will present their films to the public and the media.
Director J. A. Bayona will be presided over by the jury of the Official Section composed of directors Laura Carreira and Gia Coppola, actor Zhou Dongyu, actor and singer Lali Espósito, actor Mark Strong and producer Anne-Dominique Toussaint.
From 19 to 27 September, the Festival will offer 254 films from 56 countries, as explained by José Luis Rebordinos, director of the Festival, and Ruth Pérez de Anucita, head of communication, who, at the beginning of the presentation, read a statement about the genocide in Gaza.
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The public competition to elect the new director of the Festival has begun
José Luis Rebordinos will cease to lead the film festival on December 31, 2026, and will be replaced by "a person with a higher university degree, a high level of English and communication skills in both Basque and Spanish".
The US actors' union has given a boost to "Sinners."
Two weeks after the Oscars, vampire drama won the award for the best film last night in the 32nd edition of SAG-AFTRA, the main actor union in Hollywood. Michael B. Jordan has been awarded the best actor for his role in 'Sinners', in front of Leonardo DiCaprio ('One Battle After Another'), Ethan Hawke ('Blue Moon'), Jesse Plemons ('Bugonia') and Timothée Chalamet ('Marty Supreme'). In the women's section, Jessie Buckley has won the award for her role in "Hamnet."
Alauda Riuz de Azua: "It's a dream night"
The Baracaldés filmmaker has been pleased after "The Domingos" won five Goya Awards .
Jose Ramon Soroiz: "Swollen, I'm full"
The Legorreta actor has won the Goya for the best lead actor in Barcelona for his role in "Maspalomas."
Nagore Aranburu: "I'm so happy."
Just received the Goya for the best supporting actress thanks to her work on "The Domingos," we talked to the Azpeitiarra actress. "I've been through very nice things, and I'm so grateful," she says.
Ibone Bengoetxea is proud of his recognition of Basque cinema at the Goya
The First Vice-President and Culture Counsellor has appreciated the talent of the sector and valued the ecosystem that drives it, beyond institutional support.
Basque cinema wants to celebrate a great year in Barcelona today
Basque film producers and professionals will be able to win the Goya tonight at the Spanish Film Academy gala, with 47 nominations in 23 of 28 categories.
Basque cinema wants to round up a great year in Goya
The Spanish Film Academy will present its awards on Saturday evening in Barcelona. Basque productions and professionals have received 47 nominations, and films such as "The Domingos" and "Maspalomas" want to complete the successful path they started at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
"One Battle After Another" has been the BAFTA's top winner with six masks
The English actor of Basque origin Robert Aramayo has won the award for the best actor for his role in 'Uncontrollable'. Aramaio has also received two BAFTAs, since he has also been awarded the trophy in the category of 'star revelation'.
A Palaeolithic film has been made entirely in Basque in Serbia
A Serbian filmmaker wanted to make a film based on the Palaeolithic, and his goal was for the characters to speak an ancient language of the time. The work of dialogue reached the Basque Country, and through acquaintances he contacted the two Biscayans.