New Spanish Cinema | 2011 | Fnsc Loves Seattle | Pragda | Bringing Spanish Films to the World

80 Days –
80 egunean –
Jose Mari Goenaga & Jon Garaño
A story of illicit Read more...
Bicycle, Spoon, Apple –
Bicicleta, cullera,... –
Carles Bosch
A popular leader for the people of Spain... Read more...
Every Song is About Me –
Todas las canciones... –
Jonás Trueba
Woody Allen romantic comedy meets the French New Wave Read more...
Half of Oscar –
La mitad de Oscar –
Manuel Martín Cuenca
An exploration of family taboos that delves into the Read more...
Kidnapped –
Secuestrados –
Miguel Angel Vivas
A terrifyingly realistic thriller about a family held Read more...
Lope –
Lope –
Andrucha Waddington
The life and loves of dramatist and adventurer Lope de Read more...
Lovestorming –
No Controles –
Borja Cobeaga
a fast-paced, side-splitting comedy where The Hangover Read more...
The Great Vasquez –
El gran Vázquez –
Óscar Aibar
This madcap and amorally funny life of a cartoonist. Read more...
With or Without Love –
Una hora más en... –
David Serrano
Beautiful married superbitch Claudia has been dumped Read more...
Who Can Kill a Child –
¿Quién puede matar a... –
Narciso Ibañez Serrador
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Festival of New Spanish Cinema 2011

Travels To –

Feb. 10-16, 2012 –
Vancouver
Vancity Theatre

Jan. 20-29, 2012 –
Houston
Rice Cinema

Nov. 4-Dec. 1, 2011 –
Washington, D.C.
AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center

Oct. 27-Nov. 23, 2011 –
Chicago
Gene Siskel Film Center

Oct. 5-12, 2011 –
San Juan de Puerto Rico
Metro Cinema

Sep. 30-Oct. 23, 2011 –
Portland
Northwest Film Center

Sep. 23-Oct. 6, 2011 –
MIAMI
Miami Beach Cinematheque& Coral Gable Art Cinema

Sep. 21-25, 2011 –
Seattle
SIFF Cinema

Sep. 9-15, 2011 –
Edmonton
Garneau Theatre

Sep. 1-Oct. 8, 2011 –
Ottawa
Auditorium, Library and Archives

FESTIVAL BY YEAR –

2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008

SIFF CINEMA, Seattle, September 21 –25, 2011

The energy of Almodovar. The risk-taking of Amenabar. The unadulterated exhilaration of Buñuel. The 4th annual FESTIVAL OF NEW SPANISH CINEMA 2011, our biggest and riskiest yet, unveils the next generation of Spanish film legend. Featuring first-time filmmakers and established masters alike, the very best in contemporary Spanish cinema comes to Seattle for the fourth year in a row. Join us for award-winning comedies, romances and dramatic masterpiece. Also, hold on to your seats because there will be special unveiling of a horror classic!

But we celebrate Spanish-style, which means we don’t stop with screenings alone: our tour includes U.S. premieres, parties, live music, visiting directors and actors, and live online interviews with filmmakers that offer you a direct line to Spain.

OPENING NIGHT FILM: ANGIE CEPEDA IN PERSON!
Screening WITH OR WITHOUT LOVE and Q&A session: September 21st at 7:30 pm
Post-film reception (around 9:30): Ten Mercer Restaurant (10 Mercer Street, Seattle) with hors d’oeuvres and complementary Spanish wines. An exclusive presentation by vino Martín Códax Albariño and Las Rocas Garnacha.

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Venues

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SIFF Cinema
321 Mercer Street at 3rd Avenue
Seattle

Admission Prices

$10 General
$5 SIFF Members
Opening Night Special: $25 Reception + Film ($20 for SIFF Members) / Only Film: $10 ($5 SIFF Members)
Series Pass Available: All films for $60 ($40 for SIFF Members)

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Schedule

Wednesday September 21:
7:30 pm With or Without Love. Opening Night with Pre-screening Reception. Actress Angie Cepeda in person!
9:30 pm Every Song is About Me
Thursday September 22:
7:30 pm Half of Oscar
9:30 pm Lovestorming
Friday September 23:
4:30 pm With or Without Love
7:30 pm Lope
9:30 pm Who Can Kill A Child?
Saturday September 24:
2:00 pm Half of Oscar
4:00 pm Lovestorming
7:30 pm For 80 Days
9:30 pm Kidnapped
Sunday September 25:
2:00 pm 80 Days
4:15 pm Bicycle, Spoon, Apple
7:00 pm The Great Vázquez