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Palestine Cinema Days 2026

Palestine Cinema Days 2026

November 2 at 7pm

Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona · Ciutat Vella • Free

In Jumana Manna's "Foragers," gathering wild za'atar becomes an act of quiet defiance. This free screening, part of a global solidarity edition of Palestine Cinema Days, traces how nature laws collide with Palestinian food traditions.

A face made out of pixels

A face made out of pixels

November 6 at 6:30pm

L'Auditori · Eixample

Three films dissect how our faces become digital currency, from ContraPoints' sharp video essay on beauty and surgery to Charmaine Poh's deepfake experiments with her own childhood footage. Smart, unsettling, and oddly funny.

Is this my body?

Is this my body?

November 8 at 6:30pm

Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona · Ciutat Vella

Two women, two films, one question: how do we live in bodies that never stop changing? This double bill pairs Swiss river swimmers reflecting on old age with a witty Finnish manifesto on womanhood.

Film-Concert: Palestine, a Revised Narrative

Film-Concert: Palestine, a Revised Narrative

November 14 at 8:15pm

Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona · Ciutat Vella

Silent 35mm fragments of British colonial Palestine get a haunting new voice. Cynthia Zaven's prepared piano and Rana Eid's sound design turn 1914-1918 archive footage into a live reckoning with who gets to tell history.

Sessió de curtmetratges 'Dansa i arquitectura'

Sessió de curtmetratges 'Dansa i arquitectura'

November 19 at 7pm

Fàbrica de Creació Fabra i Coats · Sant Andreu • Free

What happens when bodies push back against the buildings around them? Five short films dance through that question, from queer ballroom in Barcelona's emblematic spaces to a Mies van der Rohe masterpiece. Free entry.

UN HURACÀ AVANÇA ALEGREMENT

UN HURACÀ AVANÇA ALEGREMENT

April 21 at 7:30pm +2

Teatre Lliure · Sants-Montjuïc

A mother watches her son cross the invisible border into adulthood, and both of them take the stage to tell it. Susanna Barranco and Jonc, who has an intellectual disability, turn their own story into tender, stirring theatre.

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