Basque Spring Short Film Show

Spain as a unified whole, or as rather diverse amalgam of cultures and ways of being? A unique cinema or a multilayered one? How much Spanish cinema do you think…

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Short Film Show: Marvin&Wayne session I

There was a time when Spanish films were all about flamenco dancers and macho bar regulars surrounding the young lolitas and saritas. A time when the cutting-edge attraction was…

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Pablo’s winter (2012) by Chico Pereira, MIT Edinburgh Premiere

M.I.T. (Tuesdays Invade Earth in its Spanish initials) is an initiative aiming to bring independent European cinema outside generic cinemas. MIT Spain has recently partnered with CinemaAttic to exhibit…

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Festival Closing Night

The festival will close at the venue that has lately best represented our ethos -unique selection of films to plural audiences in unusual pop-up cinemas-. For the night at the…

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CinemaAttic monthly screenings this Sunday

Hey cinematics! Once more we are back to the venue that has best represented our ethos in the last few months -unique selection of films addressed to plural audiences in…

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The Best of Catalan Short Films: Gaudí Awards II, Catalan Film Festival day 5

Curated by Catalan Academy of Cinema’s director Montse Majench, and not seen in UK before, this selection of films not only complements Gaudí Awards I but in fact enhances…

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Pa negre (Black bread), by Agustí Villaronga, Catalan Film Festival day 7

Agustí Villaronga’s latest masterpiece is an atmospheric piece of storytelling of post Civil War Catalonia heightened with exquisite central performances. The film won nonetheless thirteen Gaudí Awards, nine Goya…

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The Best of Catalan Short Films: Marvin&Wayne, Catalan Film Festival day 3

When cinema is made, promoted and distributed by people with a passion for the medium the results can not be other than the excellence. Marvin&Wayne is a distribution company…

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Enxaneta (Human Castles) 3D, by Paulí Subirá, Catalan Film Festival day 6

L’enxaneta is the little boy or girl, aged between five and ten, who summits Catalonia thirty-metres-high human castles. The Castells were declared Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage…

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The Best of Catalan Short Films: Gaudí Awards I, Catalan Film Festival day 4

Established in 2009 by Catalan Academy of Cinema, Gaudí Awards are Catalonia´s national film awards -a reunion of the best of Catalan cinema. Granted with international recognition, some of the…

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