Published on April 5, 2026
The 20th edition of the Festival de Cine Inédito de Mérida is here, celebrating two decades of unique cinematic experiences. Contrary to what a famous tango suggests, this festival is not just about survival; it’s a remarkable celebration of films, gratitude from the audience, and a rich opportunity for youth to engage with movies on the big screen. This event has become a haven for cinephiles seeking alternative premieres far from major metropolitan areas.
Over the years, enduring a global pandemic, the festival has emerged as a civic miracle, cherished eagerly await it each year. This edition promises an exciting lineup of films that will continue to inspire and entertain.
In the official selection, attendees can look forward to:
– Little Amélie
– Resurrection
– Historias del buen valle
– Turno de guardia
– La grazia
– Rebuilding
– Un poeta
– Tres adioses
– A surprise film
Additionally, there will be a special screening of El corto de Rubén, presented in a double feature with Little Amélie.
In the school and cinema section, the program includes:
– Ponyo on the Cliff
– Salvajes
– The Boy and the Heron
– My Life as a Zucchini
– The Story of Souleymane
– Daniela Forever
Moreover, the festival will feature a retrospective exhibition of its posters, the Miradas Awards, a Youth Jury, and a Closing Gala.
To commemorate this special milestone, a dedicated channel has been launched on Filmin (filmin.es/canal/festival-de-cine-inedito-de-merida), showcasing films from all twenty editions.
It’s a challenging journey, but not an impossible one. Thank you for your perseverance and support throughout these years.
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