Best film series in Las Palmas

This series offers a critical and current program on war conflicts and their implications, promoting reflection on hatred and reconciliation. Its free access makes it a very relevant and accessible cultural proposal for the public.

This retrospective allows exploring the complete work of Ignacio Agüero, a key Chilean filmmaker in political and experimental cinema. Agüero's presence to present his films and dialogue with the audience greatly enriches the experience.

This series is an excellent opportunity to revisit the golden age of Hollywood and the filmography of an iconic actress, considered 'the most beautiful woman in the history of cinema'. It allows appreciating her legacy and impact on cinematographic culture.

It proposes a journey through the evolution and plurality of representations of women in Korean cinema, a booming cinematography of great contemporary relevance. It offers a current and specific perspective on the female role in cinema.

This series gathers unique titles from post-war Spanish cinema, offering a look at works that, although aligned with the regime, introduce nuances and approaches unusual for the time. It allows exploring a lesser-known and more complex facet of Spanish cinematographic history.

This series offers the opportunity to discover or rediscover the work of Abel Ferrara, a singular and influential figure in contemporary cinema, with free screenings. It is ideal for lovers of auteur cinema and more transgressive proposals.

It presents recent auteur cinema with a profound and current theme, exploring the limits of memory and art. The free screening of 'The Restoration' by David M. Mateo makes it accessible and of great cultural interest.

This series offers an interesting connection between cinema and opera, allowing common themes to be explored from different artistic perspectives. It is a cultural proposal that enriches the Opera Season experience.

It addresses contemporary and socially relevant themes such as ecofeminism and the rural world through cinema, activating new audiovisual narratives. It is a proposal committed to sustainability and the local community.

It offers a valuable perspective on local film production and its history, covering 50 years of audiovisual history in the Canary Islands. Free admission makes it accessible to all those interested in the cinema of the Islands.