Iñárritu: "I give the camera to the viewer and each one lives a different experience."

The "experience " of virtual reality created bythe Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu, "Carne y arena", welcomes the visitor with a cold pat on the fifth set of the EITB headquarters in Bilbao. En the full interview will be broadcast tonight in '12 Minutes', ETB2, after the Teleberri.

The festival, which will hold its 23rd edition from 23 to 30 April, will discuss, among other things, the role of women in religions, the climate emergency, the feminization of precariousness and the situation of trans people in rural areas. 

In the eight episodes of "Red Lights," comedy is cruel, like life, where writers freeze your laughter in your throat.

The new film will be based on the first chapters of the book "The Ring Association," which were not included in Peter Jackson's film adaptation.

The festival will be held at the Arkabia Hall in Vitoria-Gasteiz, and the Scottish screenwriter, a regular colleague of Ken Loach, will attend the closing gala. The cycle will also include Estibaliz Urresola and Irati Gorostidi.

The actor's career is linked to martial arts. 90, Walker Texas Ranger was successful.

"Carne y arena" In the immersion facility that is visited at EITB's bilbaine headquarters until June 20, the Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu pushes the visitor to get into other people's shoes, accompany the indomitable for a moment on the way and wander around the border, from reality to fiction, from meat to pixel, from sand to hole and from humanity to cruelty.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

The world's transversal geopolitical and human situation has not occupied the center of the gala presented by Conan O'Brien, beyond the clear clamour of Spanish actor Javier Bardem against war and for the freedom of Palestine.