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Ibicine Gala 2019: A Very Feminist Edition
A few months ago we dedicated an article to the 3rd Edition of the Ibicine Festival that has taken place throughout this year, with the progressive selection of the short film finalists. On November 16th, the Astarte Awards ceremony took…
Using Cinema to raise awareness
We have previously discussed the power of cinema in raising awareness and shaping thoughts and behaviour, depending, of course, on the viewer. For young people, the influence of cinematic themes has legitimised behaviours and perceptions of reality that would have…
The Ibicine Final is here!
As you well know, this year the 3rd Edition of the Ibiza Film Festival (Ibicine) is being held and culminates in November with the Gala for the Astarté Prizes Although later we will celebrate this great event in an exclusive…
Horror films!
In this article, we want to explore a genre that is not often filmed on our island but is becoming increasingly important due to the number of films or short films based on this theme, the horror film. We cannot…
A brief tour through Films shot on Ibizan soil
As we’ve told you guys on several occasions, Ibiza has always been an attraction for film directors due to its diversity of landscapes, versatility, climate, the beauty of its beaches and coves, and its easy access to other Spanish and…
Sant Jordi de Ses Salines leaves us “Speechless”
It would be a total injustice to continue discussing film without paying homage to the origin, to the beginning of this passion in which we are emotionally invested: the silent film. The silent film era lasted from 1894 to 1929,…
The Boom of Ibiza in the 60’s
As we’ve mentioned in previous posts, Ibiza is and has been for many decades, a worldwide example when it comes to cinema. On this occasion, we will focus on some of the best films which are inspired by our stunning…
“Moonface. A woman at war”, the chronicle of a pioneer woman in war photography.
On this occasion, we decided to dig into a magnetic story, full of courage, adventure and passion. We want to tell the world what isn’t seen and what some don’t want to show: the story of Moonface, the French war…
The Legacy of Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi
If there is one thing we should mention about Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi –besides his undeniable worth as a film director and producer– is that he was the best exporter of Spanish action cinema to the world. He is and will be…
David Marqués, a “Champ” with Ibizan spirit
As you all know, the movie Champions (original title: “Campeones”) won the award for Best Film at the Goya Awards, along with other prizes: Best Actor went to Jesús Vidal for his role –he also blessed us with a memorable…
