In the Ibéria anima-te session,
the audience chose their favourite short films, both Spanish and Portuguese.
The most voted films were Periquitos and
Percebes.
Thank you to everyone who made Festibérico’25 possible. The wonderful audience, the special guests, and the unique atmosphere of Filmhuis Lumen are what make this film festival so special. [+]
Thank you to everyone who made Festibérico’25 possible. The wonderful audience, the special guests, and the unique atmosphere of Filmhuis Lumen are what make this film festival so special. We hope you enjoyed the selection of movies from Spain and Portugal and hope to see you again at the next edition. [-]
Mar Cambrollé came to Festibérico to present Te estoy amando locamente and dialogue with the audience after its screening. Mar was a pioneer in the LGTBI movement in Andalusia in the 1970s, as portrayed in the film, and has since become a renowned activist for trans rights in Spain.
Festibérico celebrated half a century of democracy in the Iberian Peninsula with presentations, discussions and guests. [+]
Festibérico celebrated half a century of democracy in the Iberian Peninsula with presentations, discussions and guests.
Spain's transition to democracy is portrayed in
Te estoy amando locamente,
a film about the LGBTI movement in the early democracy, and
El 47, which reflects on the citizen movements during those years.
The Portuguese Carnation Revolution is seen from a new perspective in
Revolução (sem) sangue [-]
Nuno Beato is the director of Os demónios do meu avô, an intimate and universal fable about the fantasies we inherit – and the courage to face them. With his visit to Festibérico, it was possible to rediscover animated cinema through this fantastic film.
Featuring Portuguese guitar and bandoneon, the performance of Duo JJ created a captivating and welcoming atmosphere, serving as an interlude between the animated feature Os demónios do meu avô and the screening of Los Tortuga.
Rui Pedro Sousa is the director of Revolução (Sem) Sangue, a film that offers a unique perspective on the events of 25 April 1974, the day that changed Portugal. The Q&A after the screening was excellent to find out more about this decisive moment and the fate of those involved.
Before the closing film,La guitarra flamenca de Yerai Cortés. Yunus Emre joined us with his guitar and his own style of flamenco.
