The Cinema Party returns, with tickets at 3.5 euros from Monday, November 3 to Thursday, November 6

The Cinema Festival returns. For four days, all the movies on the billboard can be enjoyed for only 3.5 euros. The 25th edition of this event will be celebrated across Spain from Monday, November 3rd to Thursday, November 6th.

Unlike previous years, it is no longer necessary to register in advance to enjoy this initiative, and advance ticket sales began last Wednesday, October 29th, both at cinema box offices and online, through the websites of the theaters as well as specialized ticket sales pages.

In Málaga, more than a dozen cinemas are participating in this Cinema Festival, both in Málaga city and in the province:

Cine Yelmo Plaza Mayor - Málaga (14 screens)

Cine Yelmo Vialia Málaga - Málaga (13 screens)

UCC Multicines Rosaleda - Málaga (11 screens)

Cines La Verónica - Antequera (7 screens)

Cine Pixel - Coín (7 screens)

MK2 Cinesur Miramar - Fuengirola (12 screens)

Multicines Alfil - Fuengirola (8 screens)

Kinepolis La Cañada - Marbella (8 screens)

Cine Yelmo Rincón de La Victoria - Rincón de la Victoria (10 screens)

Multicines Ronda - Ronda (5 screens)

MK2 Cinesur El Ingenio - Vélez-Málaga (9 screens)

Ambassadors of the Cinema Festival

The organization of the Cinema Festival, in collaboration with the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Spain, has promoted since 2022 the figure of the ambassador of the Cinema Festival. This time, Carolina Yuste, Best Leading Actress in the recent Goya Awards for 'La Infiltrada', and Eduard Fernández, Best Leading Actor for 'Marco', have been chosen, taking over from Malena Alterio and Pablo Berger.

For Carolina Yuste, the main reason to watch a movie in a cinema is that "today's world demands immediacy and speed that ends up generating anxiety and mental overload. I believe that choosing to go to the cinema is a form of resistance to that way of attending and watching. For me, that moment is connected with the ritual and with love. I must be traditional in that sense, but I firmly believe that a cinema allows you to fall in love in a more complete way than on the couch at home." For his part, Eduard Fernández considers that watching a movie in a cinema means "experiencing a sensation of shared intimacy in the darkness and silence, which has something magical that is hard to explain. That feeling that something has deeply touched you."

The Cinema Festival is an event organized by the Federation of Film Distributors (FEDICINE), the Federation of Cinemas of Spain (FECE), and the Ministry of Culture and Sports, through the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (ICAA), with the collaboration of the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Spain, the State Association of Cinema (AECINE), the Association of Independent Film Distributors (ADICINE), and ESCAC, which seeks to show the industry's gratitude to all the viewers who enjoy the magic of movies on the big screen and to promote attendance at cinemas as a social and cultural habit.