ESCAC Alumni bring 12 projects to the Málaga Festival

Once again, we’re celebrating the strong presence of ESCAC Alumni at the 26th edition of the Málaga Festival, which takes place in the city from 10 to 19 March.

Official Competition Section:

• 20.000 Species of Bees, by Estibaliz Urresola
• Els encantats, by Elena Trapé and Miguel Ibáñez
• The Fantastic Case of the Golem, by Burnin’ Percebes (Juan González and Fernando Martínez)

We’re also delighted to have Los Buenos Modales, directed by graduate Marta Díaz , featured in the Official Section, out of competition.

Another project worth highlighting is the documentary short film Canta Una Doncella, the final degree project by Max Torres and produced by ESCAC Films, nominated in the Official Competition Section for Documentary Short Films.

Our Alumni have filled the Official Short Film Section with the following projects:

• Provocadora, by Èlia Lorente
• Hormak, by Mikel Uralde Arrue
• Summer Storm, by Laura García Alonso
• Canids, by Antonio Galarzo
• Cuerdas, by Estibaliz Urresola
• Anticlímax, by Néstor López  and Óscar Romero

Also, the series selftape, a work of autofiction by sisters Mireia and Joana Vilapuig, directed by graduate Barbara Farré, will have its world premiere during the Festival.

In total, 12 projects featuring ESCAC talent are taking part in the 26th edition of the renowned Málaga Festival. Congratulations to everyone!