The Ibero-American Film Festival of Huelva, the Seville Film Festival, the Valladolid International Film Week (SEMINCI) and the Malaga Festival, gathered under the brand Profestivals21, join their efforts to carry the project Cinéfila Window to the youngest with a common objective: the cinematographic training of the spectators of the future to broaden their social gaze and aesthetic sensibility through recently produced films at a European and Latin American level.
Cinéfila Window, which will take place from October 23 to November 23, will make available to participants, through the film to the platform, a selection of about twenty films: eight feature films and 14 short films. Titles that address, in their arguments, aspects of enormous social relevance such as sexual and family diversity, the migratory challenge and social integration, environmental development and the climatic emergency or artistic creation, among other topics.
Of the total 22 titles scheduled there are five animated films. In addition, it should be noted that several of these productions have been awarded at international festivals and have received the support of specialized critics.
FEATURE FILMS:
- ‘Ruben Brandt, collector’, the Milorad Krstic (Hungría)
- ‘Float like a butterfly’, de Carmel Winters (Irlanda)
- ‘Just Charlie’ by Rebekah Fortune (UK)
- ‘Strike’, by Trevor Hardy (UK).
- ‘La melodie’, de Mohamed Rachid Hami (Francia)
- ‘Boxi snd the lost treasure’, de Béla Klingl (Hungría)
- ‘Jim Button and Luke The Engine Driver’, de Dennis Gansel (Alemania)
- ‘Mission H20’, by Álvaro Cáceres (Venezuela)
SHORT FILMS:
- ECOSYSTEM IN SHORT (+7 YEARS):
- ‘Flight to Earth’, by Ignacio Rodó (Spain)
- ‘Nimbus’: The Cloud Hunter, by Marco Nick (Brazil)
- ‘The cube bird’, by Jorge Alberto Vega Rivera (Colombia)
- ECOSYSTEM IN SHORT (+3 YEARS):
- ‘The tree has already been planted’, by Irene Blei (Argentina)
- ‘The little Cousteau’, by Jakub Kouril (República Checa)
- ‘Ginko’, (various directors) (France)
- ‘Migrants’ (various directors) (Czech Republic)
- ‘A lynx in the city’, by Nina Bisiarina (Francia / Suiza)
- ‘The last day of autumn’, by Marjorlaine Perreten (Suiza / Bélgica / Francia)
- MORALEJA (+7 YEARS OLD):
- ‘The kite’, by Martin Smatana (Czech Rep. / Slovakia / Poland)
- ‘Wild Lea’, by María Teresa Salcedo Montero (Colombia)
- ‘028’ (Various directors) (France)
- ‘Grand loup and petit loup’, by Rémi Durin (Bélgica / Francia):
- ‘Reflejo’, by Juan Carlos Mostaza (Spain)
The project of Cinéfila Window it is reinforced in the classrooms with didactic guides and the development of the ‘Small Format Ideas’ initiative, divided into three areas of work, with interventions in the format of short clips by film professionals editing, directing and music in the cinema.
This online section aimed at educational centers can be enjoyed free of charge through the Filmin platform from October 23 to November 23, upon request, the term of which is already open and ends on November 20, the last day to request reservations.
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