The programme for season tickets at the Teatro Calderón and Teatro Carrión is now available as a PDF.

Léa Seydoux, Juliette Binoche, Susan Sarandon, Geoffrey Rush, Catherine Deneuve, Vincent Lindon, and Alicia Vikander star in some of the new films competing for the Golden Spike. Filmmakers Andrea Pallaoro, Lance Hammer, Isabelle Stever, and Shinya Tsukamoto round out the main competitive section of the 71st edition, which will feature 22 feature films.

The Hungarian filmmaker returns to Valladolid for the third time to open the festival, six years after winning the Golden Spike. Gael García Bernal will bring the edition to a close with his third feature as a director, a comedy about class differences and masculinity.

The 71st Valladolid International Film Festival will bring together 20 Spanish productions and co-productions across its various sections; nine will have their world premiere at SEMINCI and one its European premiere.

The 71st Valladolid International Film Festival will honor Valeria Sarmiento, one of Latin America’s most internationally renowned filmmakers, with the Honorary Spike Award and will screen Behind The Rain in its Official Section, out of competition—the film that, as the director herself has confirmed, marks the end of her career.

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