Sitges Film Fest sells 41k tickets
The event kicks off next Thursday with Luca Guadagnino's 'Suspiria'
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Government working for international 'mediation,' says foreign minister
Ernest Maragall claims if prosecuted leaders are found guilty, protests need to "step up"
Nicolas Cage and Ed Harris at this year’s Sitges Film Fest
The upcoming event in October will also see a concert by cult composer, filmmaker, and screenwriter John Carpenter
Refugee management should be done locally, says UN expert
Cities and regions “better positioned” to handle immigration
Give more role to local authorities to manage refugee crisis, says UN Migration Agency
Cities and regions “better positioned” to handle immigration
Technology key at logistics trade shows in Barcelona
The International Logistics Expo and eDelivery fairs kick off in Barcelona, showcasing latest products in sector
LGBTQ community celebrates Day Against Homophobia
Events held around the country call for “effective implementation” of Catalan anti-discrimination law
Spain ‘obstructing’ investigation on police violence in Catalonia, says Amnesty
NGO warns case against crackdown on independence referendum hindered by prosecutor and Ministry of Interior
Rap video denounces repression from prison
Song ‘The Bourbons are Thieves’ takes lyrics in solidarity from accused rappers Valtonyc, Hasél, and La Insurgencia
The life of Dalí’s sister, revealed on screen
The film ‘Miss Dalí’ explores the world of Anna Dalí, directed by award-winning Catalan filmmaker Ventura Pons
Circus festival to pay tribute to Clowns Without Borders
Circ Cric will celebrate humanitarian organization’s 25 years entertaining children in war zones around the world
Porn director Erika Lust awarded in Guadalajara
The Barcelona-based feminist filmmaker got a prize for "breaking down barriers and showing new paradigms of sexuality and gender”
Catalan filmmaker gets honorary prize in Guadalajara
Ventura Pons received the Mayahuel award from the top Latin American film festival on Tuesday
Spanish counter-terror law ‘used to crush satire,’ says Amnesty International
A new report states that the increased use of Article 578 to prosecute citizens “is part of a sustained attack on freedom of expression”
Top Latin American film festival kicks off with Catalonia as guest of honor
More than 30 Catalan productions will be displayed at the event in Mexico, including Anchor and Hope, by Carlos Marqués-Marcet