27 April 2021, 11:30 pm
SHORTS-to-FEATURES
Programme Type
Films and Exhibitions

A festival of Spanish films that showcases the work of four exceptional filmmakers organised in collaboration with Cervantes Institute, New Delhi and Alcalá de Henares Film Festival (ALCINE). Envisioned as a dialogue between two works (a short film and a feature film) of each filmmaker, the festival includes the films of directors Juanjo Giménez, Álex Montoya and Belén Macias and producer María del Puy Alvarado. Four filmmakers with different perspectives that showcases the diversity, vitality, robust presence and promising future of Spain’s younger directors. 

The online screenings will be held throughout April 2021 with a screening of two works each by the four filmmakers. All the films will be accessible for a period of 48 hours starting from 23:30 hours onwards on the dates indicated below. The Vimeo link of each film is provided below.

 

WEEK DEDICATED TO MARÍA DEL PUY ALVARADO

Screening on 27th April 2021 from 23:30 hrs onwards
Pulse (Press)  
[17 min; 2013; b/w; Ukrainian with English subtitles]
Direction, Script & Editing: Álvaro Giménez Sarmiento 

It is the end of 2008 and the lifeless body of young Anna Skobalski, fourteen years old, is found on the outskirts of Kiev.

Click here to view this film.

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Screening on 30th April 2021 from 23:30 hrs onwards
Antonio Muñoz Molina: The Writer’s Job (Antonio Muñoz Molina: El oficio del escritor)
[60 min; 2014; Spanish with English subtitles]
Direction, Script & Editing: Álvaro Giménez Sarmiento 

Documentary on the life of writer, Antonio Muñoz Molina, one of the greatest figures in Spanish contemporary literature, who has been spending his time, between Madrid and New York for many years now. Spain is where his family is, his home, and his publishing house. A place where he grew up and a place that he never really left. New York is home to his dreams and its appeal lies in the anonymity of its streets, the relative quietness of his public life, and his work at the University of London.

Click here to view this film.