To the cinema for 3.50 euros!
The second call for the 2022 Film Festival will be held on Monday 3, Tuesday 4, Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 October. During those four days, viewers will be able to enjoy all the movies on the billboard at special price of €3.50 per entry. With this extension in one day, the Film Festival will participate in the activities to celebrate Spanish Film Day, which is celebrated on Thursday, October 6.
This event is organized by the Federation of Cinematographic Distributors (FEDICINE), the Federation of Cinemas of Spain (FECE) and the Ministry of Culture and Sports, through the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (ICAA), in collaboration with the Association of Independent Cinematographic Distributors (ADICINE), which joins the event with this edition, and the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences and Photograms, seeks to show the gratitude of the Industry to those who enjoy the magic of the seventh art on the big screen to encourage attendance at theaters as a social and cultural habit.
One more time, viewers must get their accreditation, available from today at the official website. Those over 60 and under 14 years of age will not need accreditation to participate in the event.The advance sale of tickets will start on Wednesday, September 28 exclusively online, both on cinema websites and on traditional ticket sales websites. On Monday, October 3, the first day of the Film Festival, tickets can also be purchased at the box office and at the kiosks located in the halls of the cinemas.
In 2009 the first edition of the Film Festival was launched in Spain, an idea originating in France, and in these 13 years and nineteen editions it has become a reference action for the industry and for the spectator. During these years, the event has been adapting to different mechanics until finding a formula adapted to the Spanish market.
The success of the event has crossed borders. First it was Italy that followed suit and was also encouraged to launch its own initiative. Now in this same month of September, similar initiatives have been held with great success in the United Kingdom and the United States, under the name ‘National Cinema Day’. In Mexico they have also been animated, using the same denomination of ‘Film Festival’, as in Germany, called ‘Das Kinofest’.
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