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The 60th edition of the San Sebastian Film Festival will run from September 21 to 29.
Thematic etrospectives include Very Funny Things - New American Comedy and In Progress - Ten Years With Latin American Cinema, while the classic retrospective is dedicated to Georges Franju. There will also be a section dedicated to contemporary Brazilian cinema.
Made In Spain, Zabaltegi Pearls, Movies For Kids and Zinemara have yet to be announced.
View Films by Strand:
- Culinary Zinema - Film and Gastronomy
- Horizontes Lantinos
- In Progress - Ten Years With Latin American Cinema
- Made in Spain
- New Directors
- Official Selection
- Very Funny Things
- Zabaltegi-Pearls
- Zabaltegi-Specials
- Zinemara
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Tomás is trying to make his way in Bogota. Looking for his young brother Jairo, he sets out on a journey that will test his ability to deal with the fear and wounds of the past.
Juan and his family live in a country house, where they enjoy and suffer a world apart. No one knows if these two worlds are complementary or if they strive to eliminate one another.
Chaos breaks out in a small town in the wake of an ecological disaster.
A hedge-fund magnate is in over his head, desperately trying to complete the sale of his trading empire before the depths of his fraud are revealed. An unexpected, bloody error forces him to turn to the most unlikely corner for help.
Fiction and reality become blurred between a teacher and student.
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