The Film Festival returns from May 15 to 18

Good news! A new edition of the Film Festival will be held throughout Spain on the days Monday 15, Tuesday 16, Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 May. During those four days, viewers will be able to enjoy all the movies on the billboard for €3.50 per ticket.

From today, spectators can get accreditation on the official website www.fiestadelcine.com to access this week of movies at a low price. Of course, those over 60 and under 14 years of age will not need to be accredited to participate in the event.

Still, don’t rest on your laurels. The advance sale of the tickets for the four days will start on wednesday may 10 by Internet, both on cinema websites and on traditional ticket sales websites, at the box office and at kiosks located in the halls of cinemas.

The Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences, the ESCAC (Higher School of Cinema and Audiovisuals of Catalonia) and Fotogramas are the official collaborators of this new edition of the Film Festival, an initiative that “seeks to show the appreciation of the Industry to all viewers who enjoy the magic of movies on the big screen and encourage attendance at movie theaters as a social and cultural habit, celebrates its twentieth edition in May”.

For Marvel fans who take it easy, ‘Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3’ (James Gunn, 2023) will already be released on those dates. “I promise not a second is wasted, there’s no padding,” James Gunn says of the film’s two and a half hours. “It was necessary to experience the full arc of every major character in the Guardians, not just from this movie, but from the trilogy (or, should I say, trilogy plus).”

Those who prefer to increase their list with the best Spanish action thrillers, ‘Siege’, the new film by Miguel Ángel Vivas after the success of ‘Your son’ (2018)It will be a safe option. In the title we will meet Dani (Natalia de Molina), a riot police officer who, during an eviction in a troubled neighborhood in Madrid, finds hidden money, a plot of police corruption and a crime that will make her have to flee for her life. in a hostile territory, where she does not know the language, she is not well received and her authority is worthless.

The new from François Ozon, ‘My Crime’, will also be on the bill alongside ‘Beau is afraid’ (Ari Aster, 2023) and ‘Unwelcome’ (Jon Wright, 2022), two of the most anticipated horror films of 2023, in addition to the not so longed for ‘Jeepers Creepers: El renacer’ (Timo Vuorensola, 2022) and the wild ‘Sisu’ (Jalmari Helander, 2022), deserving winner of the Sitges Festival.