Ten days of fantasy and horror begin at 55th Sitges Film Festival
Movie screenings, celebrities, a zombie walk, awards and more until October 16
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Sitges 2020 points the way to the future of film festivals
In a hybrid in-person and online edition, the festival director called for a rethink of the industry to adapt to a changing world
Sitges 2020: A film festival amid the pandemic
Extra safety measures are in place and a special online programme is available for the 53rd Fantasy and Horror festival
'I’ve never considered myself a movie star': Sam Neill
The Jurassic Park actor will be given the Grand Honorary Award on Saturday at the Sitges Film Festival
Maribel Verdú, Javier Botet, and Charles Band pick up Sitges Time Machine Awards
Festival director says fantasy genre "probably speaks better about reality" than "other, more realistic genres"
Zombies take over Sitges as film festival gets into full swing
Mad Max is this year’s theme for the 11-day fantasy & horror genre celebration
October: What to do in Catalonia
Film festivals, theatre festivals, and the biggest football game in the world - October is packed with things to do in Catalonia
Sitges film festival to pay tribute to Sam Neill, Pupi Avati and Alien
Packed schedule revealed for 52nd edition of event devoted to fantasy and horror genre movies
‘Cold Skin’ opens in theaters on Friday October 20
Adapted from the celebrated Catalan novel, ‘La pell freda’, the film addresses issues of “facing the unknown”
The Sitges Film Festival closes its doors with 30% higher attendance
Jupiter’s Moon, a refugee-drama mixed with science fiction, took home the Best Picture award
Susan Sarandon wins Grand Honorary Award at Sitges Film Fest
The renowned fantasy and horror film festival continues with various films and activities
Sitges Film Festival kicks off 50th anniversary
This year’s event is about “culture” and “dialogue,” featuring Guillermo Del Toro and director of The Exorcist William Friedkin
Sitges International Film festival, specialised in fantasy and horror movies, opens this Friday
Film buffs and festival fans will be flocking to Sitges these next 10 days, as the 47th Sitges International Film Festival opens this Friday, a long-awaited event after the success of previous years. Catalan filmmaker Jaume Balagueró will open the festival, with the latest in his popular REC series, ‘REC 4: Apocalypse’. The festival, which already sold nearly 32,000 tickets early this week, has a budget of €1.7 million, 2.5% more than last year. The event is anticipated to have a “wider programme than ever” according to the Festival’s Director, Ángel Sala. While under the umbrella of all things sinister and fantastic, the line-up will include everything from the latest gems to classics of the genre and a wide selection of fictional feature films, shorts and documentaries.