With nearly fifty years of history, the Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival is currently the showcase par excellence of Ibero-American cinematography. Every year, edition after edition, it showcases the most outstanding audiovisual creations from Latin America, both by established masters such as Humberto Solás, Manoel de Oliveira, Miguel Littin or Arturo Ripstein, and by young filmmakers who find in El Iberoamericano the ideal stage to present their work.
Since its inception in 1975, the Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival has occupied a privileged place in the framework of international film festivals, as it offers Ibero-American films the possibility of opening up to the European market. And not only because of its location, south of Europe, but also because of its recognized Ibero-American seal, which attracts the attention of professionals from the international sector, who find in the Huelva Festival a unique proposal, both for the quality of the films screened and for the rigorous selection of its program. An attractive program for the public and professionals.
Throughout these years, the Huelva Festival has welcomed renowned Ibero-American directors, actors and producers, whose participation has raised the Festival to the category it currently enjoys. From Luis Buñuel, Juan Antonio Bardem, Federico Luppi, Vicente Aranda, Camilo Vives, José María Morales, Manuel Pérez Estremera or Adolfo Aristarain to Cecilia Roth, Norma Aleandro, Ernesto Alterio or Maribel Verdú, among many others, each and every one of them wanted to be present at the Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival.
Among the events that make up the festival are:
Among the events that make up the festival are:
Films: the screenings of both short and feature films presented at the Film Festival vary each year, distributed among the theaters of the Aqualón Shopping Center (Cinebox), the Gran Teatro de Huelva and the Casa Colón.
Activities: the Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival is a first class cinematographic event that throughout its history has done important work for the knowledge and enhancement of Ibero-American cinematography.
You can consult the program and previous editions on the Festival’s official website at festicinehuelva.com.
