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Blogging from San Sebastian September 18-26, 2020 Coverage Recap of 61st edition. Photo gallery 2013 Recap of 63rd edition, video I Recap of 64th edition, video I Recap of 65th edition, video / Recap of 66th edition https://youtu.be/QaoU9ZXi4Rg
 Twelve titles to compete in the “Horizontes Latinos” section at San Sebastian FestivalThe "Horizontes Latinos" programmes at the 60th edition of the San Sebastian Festival includes the works of twelve filmmakers from Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia. A selection of films to have competed or been presented at important international festivals, but which have not yet been screened at a Spanish festival or commercially released in our country. The latest work by Carlos Reygadas, one of the best known Mexican filmmakers on the international scene. was a competing film in the Official Selection at the Festival de Cannes, winner of its Best Director Award. Other films were presented in "Un certain regard" and "Directors' Fortnight" sections at the latest Festival de Cannes, Sundance, Berlin or participated in "Films in Progress" at San Sebastian last year. All the selected films will compete for the Horizontes Award, carrying 35,000 euros. FILMS INFANCIA CLANDESTINA (CLANDESTINE CHILDHOOD), Benjamín Ávila (Argentina-Spain-Brazil) - Opening film AQUÍ Y ALLÁ, Antonio Méndez Esparza (Mexico-Spain-USA) EL BELLA VISTA (THE BELLA VISTA), Alicia Cano (Uruguay-Germany) LA DEMORA (THE DELAY), Rodrigo Plá (Uruguay-Mexico-France) DESPUÉS DE LUCÍA (AFTER LUCIA), Michel Franco (Mexico) ERA UMA VEZ VERONICA (ONCE UPON A TIME VERONICA), Marcelo Gomes (Brazil) JOVEN Y ALOCADA (YOUNG AND WILD), Marialy Rivas (Chile) POST TENEBRAS LUX, Carlos Reygadas (Mexico-France - Germany - Holland) LA PLAYA, Juan Andrés Arango (Colombia-Brazil-France) SALSIPUEDES, Mariano Luque (Argentina) LA SIRGA, William Vega (Colombia-Mexico-France) EL ÚLTIMO ELVIS (THE LAST ELVIS), Armando Bo (Argentina-USA) 07.08.2012 | SanSebastian's blog Cat. : Alicia Cano Antonio Méndez Esparza Argentina Armando Bó BELLA VISTA Benjamin Ávila Berlin Brazil C.A. Bella Vista Cannes Cannes Carlos Reygadas Carlos Reygadas Chile Colombia DESPUÉS Director Directors' Fortnight Entertainment Entertainment Film Films in Progress France Germany Horizontes Latinos Juan Andrés Arango Marcelo Gomes Mariano Luque Mexico Michel Franco Netherlands Post Tenebras Lux Rodrigo Plá San Sebastian Film Festival San Sebastián International Film Festival Social Issues Social Issues Spain Sundance Un certain regard United States Uruguay William Vega FESTIVALS
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