The event, which attracted over 6,500 people to more than 70 sessions between 24th February and 1st March, will be celebrating two decades of history from 2nd to 7th March 2026
The Chilean film Cuadro Negro by José Luis Sepúlveda and Carolina Adriazola, winner of the Grand Prize for Best Film in this year's Official Selection
For six days, the Navarra International Documentary Film Festival will be programming film screenings, meetings with filmmakers, round tables and film sessions for families
From 24th February to 1st March, the festival will show around 60 films and organise more than 70 sessions featuring encounters with film-makers, concerts, professional activities and film sessions for families.
Radio 3 concerts and programmes including live music are to be rounded off with sessions by Dayanna, Leeharvey and /Göo!
Film screenings, meetings with film-makers, round tables and film sessions for families to take place in Pamplona from 24th February to 1st March
Seven of Europe's most prestigious documentary festivals form the network and Punto de Vista becomes its third guest festival
The programme, inspired by his exhibition devoted at the Oteiza museum, will also include a conversation between Garmendia and Antonio Menchen and an installation in the Ciudadela de Pamplona
After viewing all the films during the festival, they will award the Grand Prize for Best Film, the Jean Vigo prize for Best Director and the prize for Best Short Film at the closing ceremony, to be held on Saturday 1st March.
The opening and closing of the festival will feature Tent City by Miñuca Villaverde and Sepio by Frans van de Staak, respectively
This year nearly 900 films were entered, among them the ten features and seven shorts that will eventually take away the festival prizes.