Melilla Film Week

Semana de Cine de Melilla

It is an annual event that celebrates cinema with a varied programme including round tables, book presentations related to film, soundtrack concerts, documentary screenings, and meetings with actors and actresses. The round tables offer professionals a chance to share their experiences and discuss their careers. A special round table is dedicated to the award winners, recognising the talents of filmmakers and actors. The event concludes with a gala featuring the awards ceremony, making it a cultural gathering that fosters the exchange of ideas and a shared passion for cinema.

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