MICE is an international showcase dedicated to ethnographic and anthropological cinema, promoted by the Museum of the Galician People. Its program combines screenings, debates, and gatherings centered on culture, memory, and social diversity.
MICE is an international showcase dedicated to ethnographic and anthropological cinema, promoted by the Museum of the Galician People. Its program combines screenings, debates, and gatherings centered on culture, memory, and social diversity.
Mundos Digitales is an International Congress on Animation, Visual Effects (VFX), and New Media that takes place annually in the city of A Coruña, bringing together the best professionals in the digital content industry, as well as artists, students, and people interested in computer graphics.
Novos Cinemas is an international festival dedicated to emerging talent and the first or second works of contemporary filmmakers. Its programming combines screenings, training, cultural mediation, and support for the development of new projects.
The OUFF is Galicia's oldest competitive international festival and a premier event for independent cinema. Its program includes screenings, awards, professional meetings, roundtables, masterclasses, and cultural activities.
Play-Doc is an international non-fiction film festival held in Tui. It has established itself as a reference space for documentary, contemporary creation, and the promotion of cinema made in Galicia.
The RIR Festival in Allariz is dedicated to comedy in all its forms, with a program that combines short films, theater, music, dance, stand-up comedy, and workshops. It is an open, participatory cultural offering aimed at all audiences.
Mares da Fin do Mundo is an international documentary film festival focused on the maritime environment, artisanal fishing, and sustainability. Through audiovisual media, it promotes reflection on the sea, environmental conservation, and maritime culture.
Curtocircuíto is an international festival that promotes contemporary film creation and the most innovative audiovisual languages. Its programming combines cinema with other disciplines such as music, sound art, photography, and literature.
The Verín International Short Film Festival, Vía XIV, is a competition that promotes critical thinking and contemporary audiovisual creation. Its programming fosters encounters between creators, professionals, and audiences around innovative and committed works.