Dallas FilmLast night’s program at the Meadows Museum, which included a screening of JOURNEY TO SOMEWHERE/Viaje a alguna parte (2021) and filmmaker Q&A, was a great start for the Spanish Cinema Now+ Dallas series. Special guests were filmmaker Helena de Llanos and film editor Adrián Viador, who were interviewed by Alex Garcia Topete, DIFF lead programmer, […]
Read MoreSpanish Cinema Now+ presents a showcase of films that reflects the breadth of styles and talents at work in Spain today, including both established auteurs and emerging filmmakers from the international festival scene. After its spring presentation in Washington, DC, the Meadows Museum will bring these films to Texas this summer thanks to a partnership with the […]
Read MoreMembers of the DIFF Dallas International Film Festival team were on hand at Meadows Museum last night for Celebrate Spain 2024 and to preview an exciting new series. SPANISH CINEMA NOW+ presents a showcase of films that reflects the breadth of styles and talents at work in Spain today, including both established auteurs and emerging […]
Read MoreExperience the best of Spanish culture with food tastings, cinema, art-making projects, and the Meadows Museum’s unprecedented collection of Spanish art at “Celebrate Spain: Spanish Festival and Market” on Thursday, March 21, 4PM-8PM. The event is drop-in, and admission is free. Sponsored by the Tourist Office of Spain. Among the highlights will be a preview […]
Read MoreExperience the best of Spanish culture with food tastings, cinema, art-making projects, and the Meadows Museum’s unprecedented collection of Spanish art on March 21, 4:00 to 8:00 PM. Join Alex Garcia Topete, DIFF Lead Programmer, Latino and International Programming, for screenings of two short films by Pedro Almodóvar, THE HUMAN VOICE and STRANGE WAY OF […]
Read MoreThis fall, as the Meadows Museum celebrates American enthusiasm for Spain in the exhibition Spanish Light: Sorolla in American Collections, DIFF is proud to collaborate on a selection of Spanish films that were considered for an Academy Award. Please join us on Thursday, December 14, for the final program of “Spain and the Oscars” featuring […]
Read MoreThis fall, we are proud to collaborate with the Meadows Museum to present a selection of Spanish films considered for an Academy Award. Every year, the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Spain submits a single film to the Academy Awards for consideration for the Best International Feature Film award. Although not every submitted […]
Read MoreThis fall, as the Meadows Museum celebrates American enthusiasm for Spain in the exhibition Spanish Light: Sorolla in American Collections, DIFF is proud to collaborate on a selection of Spanish films that were considered for an Academy Award. In this retelling of the Snow White fairy tale, a matador’s daughter flees from her wicked stepmother and joins a […]
Read MoreDIFF added some film flavor to festivities at the Meadows Museum for World Tapas Day on June 15. Museum members were invited to enjoy a tapas menu, a Spanish products marketplace and other Spanish cultural experiences, including viewing a collection curated by DIFF of short films produced by students from Spain. DIFF Senior Programmer Amber […]
Read MoreFILMS EXPLORE EFFECTS OF FRANCO’S DICTATORSHIP A screening of PARALLEL MOTHERS launched the “Film and Franco” series this evening at the Meadows Museum. The series features in-person screenings with a brief talk to introduce the films and relate them to themes in the museum’s current exhibition, In the Shadow of Dictatorship: Creating the Museum of […]
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