The Lanzarote Film Festival begins a new stage in its trajectory. After nine years developing its activities at CIC El Almacén, in the center of Arrecife, the film event expands its spaces thanks to a special collaboration with Cines Atlántida, which will become its main venue during this edition, dedicated to peoples.
This new venue, located next to the emblematic Charco de San Ginés, will allow boosting the project, expanding its call capacity, and bringing its programming closer to an increasingly diverse audience. The initiative is born from a shared vocation for collaboration and the desire to strengthen, over the coming years, the presence of unique and quality cinema in the cultural life of Lanzarote.
Several rooms at Cines Atlántida will host, over numerous days, the screenings of the main sections of the Film Festival, including the Official Section, Cruce de Caminos, and Trasfoco, offering the public the possibility of discovering some of the most stimulating proposals of international contemporary cinema.
One of the great attractions of this edition will be, once again, the presence of directors from different continents, who will travel to Lanzarote to personally present their works. After the screenings, the audience will be able to participate in close and enriching conversations with their protagonists, an exceptional opportunity to delve into both the processes of film creation and the great social, cultural, and human issues of our time.
With this new collaboration, the Lanzarote Film Festival reaffirms its commitment to cinema that invites looking, thinking, and dialoguing, while opening a stage of greater connection with the city and its viewers.
The Lanzarote Film Festival, organized by Tenique Cultural, is funded by the Cabildo de Lanzarote and La Graciosa, the Centers of Art, Culture, and Tourism, the Lanzarote External Promotion Society through its product brand Lanzarote Film Commission; with the sponsorship of the Government of the Canary Islands through the Canary Islands Institute for Cultural Development (Canary Islands Film) and Promotur (Canary Islands Latitude of Life), and the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts of the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Spain.
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