Overview
- The festival opened at Tui’s Municipal Theater with an institutional ceremony led by directors Sara García and Ángel Sánchez alongside regional and local officials.
- Opening night paired a live audiovisual concert by Trilitrate with the world premiere of Ursúa, the debut feature by director Roi Fernández.
- The competitive program is underway, with international titles such as Pelo, papel y agua and Amílcar and the Galicia slate featuring De brisa y sol, plus additional entries including Fantasía, Réquiem and Nos fuimos quedando solos.
- A retrospective dedicated to Brazilian documentarian Eduardo Coutinho is in progress, with screenings that include Últimas conversas, Babilônia 2000, Juego de escena, Peões and Las canciones across city venues.
- After dark, audiences move through Tui for the Cine Recorridos itinerary that begins with Carlos Casas’s Krakatoa and ends at the Church of Santo Domingo with a live piece by Alba G. Corral, alongside a silent film with live piano by Filipe Raposo at the Church of San Domingos and late DJ sets.