More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
STORYTELLING
How I Love to Travel with Silvina Rodríguez
Baby story session with Silvina Rodríguez at Biblioteca Pública Municipal Francisco Ayala for infants 0-24 months, stimulating senses and strengthening the parent-child bond. Two sessions available. Limited to 8 babies per session.
STORYTELLING
'Lila and the magical shoes' with Virginia Escudero
Storytelling with author Virginia Escudero about Lila, a spirited girl with her pet, discovering how imagination helps calm her when night falls. For children aged 3 to 5 years.
TOURS
Strolling Through Madrid with Francisco Ayala at the Residencia de Estudiantes
A guided tour at Biblioteca Pública Municipal Francisco Ayala (Vicálvaro) in Vicalvaro.
CINEMA
Fernando Trueba Cycle: The Girl of Your Dreams
During the Spanish Civil War, a group of Spanish artists travel to Nazi UFA studios in Germany to film a folkloric movie. Ideological clashes between Spanish and German creators lead to conflict, including confrontation between the protagonist, daughter of a Republican prisoner,…
CINEMA
On Duty
Film by Petra Biondina Volpe. Floria is a dedicated surgical nurse in a Swiss hospital, but one hectic night shift tests her professionalism when the emergency ward is overwhelmed and understaffed.
CINEMA
The Currents
Film by Milagros Mumenthaler at Sala Azcona. An Argentine stylist's impulsive decision to jump into a Swiss river during a business trip triggers a profound shift. Weaving modernist cinema with critique of contemporary neoliberal society.
CINEMA
Perhaps
1968: as circus star Pinito del Oro prepares her final performance, she enlists Canarian poet Natalia Sosa to write her memoirs. Their deep connection sparks decades of correspondence navigating era-specific obstacles until their story finally comes to light.
CINEMA
Tycoon + Broom Broom Follar
Double feature at Sala Azcona. Broom Broom Follar (Spain, 2026, 8') draws on an urban legend of two teenagers who died while making love on their motorcycle, haunting Vigo as immortal ghosts bound by passion.
