Screening of a film proposed by Peio Aguirre, followed by a debate. Performance (Donald Cammell / Nicolas Roeg, 1970, 105 min.) Gangster in a tight corner finds shelter in the home of an elusive rock star. This might sum up Performance, co-directed by Donald Cammel and Nicolas Roeg in 1968 and first shown in the…(Read More)

Film screening proposed by Pablo Lafuente followed by a debate. Como era gostoso o meu francês (Nelson Pereira dos Santos, 1971, 88 min.) In Como era gostoso o meu francês, directed by Nelson Pereira dos Santos in 1971, most of the characters go naked, most of them speak in Tupi, and the meeting…(Read More)

Screening proposed by Ainize Sarasola, followed by a debate. Star Wars: First Episode – A New Hope (1977) and other videos. Star Wars is one of the first films I can remember. My mum loves science fiction, so I saw it when I was really young. I’d seen the whole Star Wars trilogy more than…(Read More)

Screening of a film proposed by Aimar Arriola, followed by a debate. The Queen (Frank Simon, 1968, 66 min.)* “The International Cinema Hit” / “The Film of the Miss All-American Drag Beauty Pageant, 1967″ / “Presented in glamorous color”. This session is conceived as a new contribution to the collection of footnotes that makes up…(Read More)

Screening proposed by Koldo Almandoz, followed by a debate. A propos de Nice (Jean Vigo, 1930, 25 min.) Plot point (Nicolas Provost, 2007, 15 min.) Way-Jambu (Manu Uranga, 2011, 8 min.) Faceless (Manu Luksch, 2006, 50 min.). 3-minute fragment. Films in which the actors are unaware they’re acting. Unrehearsed recordings. Sessions where…(Read More)

Screening proposed by June Crespo, followed by a debate. Selected video works by Miriam Cahn Two video works tightly bound to a praxis focused on drawing. Each of them is part of a larger work of the same name. The act of making is performatively staged: the reciprocity between action and the materialising of objects…(Read More)

Screening proposed by Jesús Ahedo, followed by a debate. Moi, un noir (Jean Rouch, 1958, 70 min.) Afrique 50 (René Vautier, 1950, 17 min.) This session offers a view of documentary filmmaking in France during the late colonial period through two historical makers of the genre: Jean Rouch (1917-2004) and René Vautier (1928…(Read More)

Outdoor screening proposed by Yolanda Pereña, followed by a debate. The age of stupid (Franny Armstrong, 2009, 92 min.) A film with an ecological, futuristic slant, which portrays a barren world drained of all its resources and saturated by pollution. The main character studies a series of ancient (from his perspective in the future…(Read More)