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Spanish Film Festival: Brisbane

18 April 2021 by brisbanista Leave a Comment

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The Moro Spanish Film Festival hosts a selection of 29 films covering a cinematic journey across Spain and Latin America.

The Spanish Film Festival highlights:

  • Rosa’s Wedding stars the superb Candela Peña (Truman SFF16, Kiki, Love to Love, SFF17) as a  woman who decides to take charge of her life after always putting others first. It also stars Nathalie Poza, who won the Best Supporting Actress Goya Award for her role. 
  • Australian comic and filmmaker Simon Palomares will introduce the screenings of his documentary LATIGO He uncovers Cuba’s vibrant comedy scene, proving that laughter is truly universal. 
  • WISHLIST (La Lista de los deseos) starring screen icon Victoria Abril (Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!) in a devil-may-care road movie about three women who take the adventure of a lifetime when their own lives come to a crossroads. 
  • Multi award-winning A THIEF’S DAUGHTER (La hija de un ladrón): an extraordinary portrait of a brave young mother in Barcelona who must decide whether to reject her father in order to protect her own child, starring real-life father and daughter, Eduard and Greta Fernández.

Bookings are essential.

About Spanish Film Festival: Brisbane

The Moro Spanish Film Festival’s programme covers a sensational selection of new and recent Spanish language films featuring some of Spain and Latin America’s leading stars along with exciting new acting talent will be in Brisbane at Palace James Street and Barracks Cinemas. take place nationally in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Byron Bay.

Held in Brisbane 28 April to 16 May 2021: Palace James Street and Palace Barracks.

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