Attended by its director, Matthew J. Saville, and its lead actress, Charlotte Rampling, recipient of the Espiga de Honor at the 68th Seminci

Round-table discussion on Indian cinema, as the guest country at the 68th Seminci, and presentation of the book published by the festival, *Indian Cinema: Traditions, Breaks and Dissent*.
Attendees include Neerja Shekhar (Additional Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, India); Tarsem Singh (director, *Dear Jassi*); Reema Sengupta (director, *Nishachar Burger*); Vani Tripathi (actress, director, producer); Bobby Bedi (producer); and Carlos F. Heredero (book coordinator)

In attendance were Patricia Ortega (director); Kiti Mánver and Silvia Acosta (actors); José Ortuño (co-screenwriter); and Olmo Figueredo (producer)

Speakers:

• Fréderic Bonnaud, director of the Cinémathèque Française and the Toute la Mémoire du Monde Festival in Paris
• Cecilia Cenciarelli, Head of the Research and Special Projects Department at the Cineteca di Bologna and co-director of Il Cinema Ritrovato in Bologna
• Gerald Duchaussoy, Head of Cannes Classics and the Lumière Festival in Lyon
• Gyorgy Raduli, director of the Hungarian National Film Institute and the Budapest Classics Film Marathon

Moderator:

• Esteve Riambau, director of the Filmoteca de Catalunya

Speakers:

• Valeria Camporesi, director of the Spanish Film Archive
• Rui Machado, deputy director of the Portuguese Film Archive
• Fréderic Maire, director of the Swiss Film Archive
• Celine Ruivo, member of the Technical Committee of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF)

Moderator:

• Esteve Riambau, Director of the Filmoteca de Catalunya

Nathalie Baye (actress)

Lois Patiño (director); Xavier Erkizia (musician and sound engineer); Leire Apellaniz, Alessandra Boulos and Garbiñe Ortega (producers)

Paula Ortiz (director), Blanca Portillo (actress), Asier Etxeandía (actor), Alex Lafuente (producer), Valérie Delpierre (producer)