Naza, a documentary about the massacre in Gaza that shocked the Venice Show
The documentary denouncing the massacre in Gaza shocked the public this Thursday at the Venice International Film Festival. The film, directed by Israelis Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, contains testimonies from Israeli agents about the military and technological strategy followed to destroy Palestine and assassinate Palestinians.
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The festival sold out tickets for some shows in just an hour
"Sacamanteas" and "The Black Ball," among others, have already exhausted all tickets.
Tickets for the Festival will be on sale Sunday morning
Tickets for movies can be purchased online or at the box office at 09:00 in the morning. The sale will be staggered; only tickets for the first three days will be available on Sunday.
This is the poster for The Last Goodbye
Koldo Almandoz's new film will be released outside the competition in the Official Section of the San Sebastian Film Festival. Koldo Almandoz's third feature film, "Existentialist Drama", is part of EITB.
Patricia López Arnaiz receives Our Film Award at the Zinemaldia
The Alavés actor will receive the award of the platform of Basque film actors in San Sebastián on 19 September, "thanks to a career that has placed him among the most outstanding actors in recent years".
Trailer for "Salitre"
The first feature film by bilbaíno Norma Vila, "The Intimate and Sensory Journey to the Dark Side of Motherhood," opens at the Sitges Film Festival in October. The protagoinsta of the psychological thriller with the participation of EITB are Haizea Carneros and Nagore Aranburu.
Orlando Bloom, Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons attend the Film Festival
In addition to Wener Herzog and Naomi Watts, creditors of the Donostia Prize, Brad Pitt, Noemie Merlant, Martin McDonagh, Cristian Mungiu, Pawel Pawlikowski and Ira Sachs, the head of the official jury, among others, will arrive in San Sebastian.
Classics The festival section will redeem El Desencanto and Ander and Yul
The festival will feature feature films by Milos Forman, Pere Portabella, Jacques Tati, Fernando Trueba, Agnes Varda and José Giovanni, and the festival will award the best music for the first time.
"Six Months in the Pink Blue Building" wins the Sebastiane Latino Award
The lesbian, gay, bisexual trans and intersex association of the Basque Country has awarded the award to the feature film of the Mexican screenwriter and director Brumo Santamaría Razo.
Naomi Watts receives the Donostia Film Festival Award
Watts joins German director, screenwriter, producer and actor Werner Herzog on the 74th edition Donostia Awards winning list.