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Two sessions of Cinema being shown on Sitges beach & port by the Sitges Film Festival, Sitges Tourist Association and Scifiworld Magazine

Five short horror filmsmainly in Catalan or Spanish.
But with 1 English film on the 3rd of August night

Friday, 23.00 August 3 at Terramar Beach
Friday the 10th – 23.30 in the Aiguadolç port.

Friday August 3, at 11pm (23:00 hrs) in Terramar Beach

• Akerbeltz: witches and the Inquisition, of Cesar Urbina (ESP)
  Animation on the alleged systematic persecution of witchcraft by the Spanish Inquisition.
  
• Audacity, Hatem Khraiche (ESP)
  Childhood fantasy productions reminiscent of Amblin, Spielberg’s first short of the 80.
• Colour Bleed, Peter Szewczyk (GB)
  Short that combines animation and real footage to tell the story of a young idealist in Eastern Europe that intersects with a mysterious woman.
• Indirizzo, David Perez (CAT)
  Audiovisual work ESCAC factory that affects the psychological horror with a touch dramatic and sarcastic dialogue.
• Metal creepers, and Adrian Najera Jordi Cardona (CAT)
  Delirious in a humorous story with heavy doses of rock & roll, macabre curses and bizarre creatures equally.

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Friday, August 10, at 11pm (23:00 hrs) in the Port of Aiguadolç

• La carte, you Lay Stefan (FR)
  Summer fantasy that revolves around an imaginary world from a souvenir postcard.
  
• Zombies and cigarettes, of Iñaki San Roman and Rafael Martinez (ESP)
  Spanish version of Andrew George Romero Zombie with undead that invade a mall.
• I’m sorry, I love Leticia Dolera (CAT)
  Delicious love story between an outstanding young man and a beautiful pescatera, which involves the passage of Leticia Catalan Dolera before the cameras.
• The prince of garbage, Francisco Antonio Peinado (ESP)
  Brilliant animation short key Otom cyberpunk and echoes of, in which fiction and reality are intertwined in a post apocalyptic Seville and perfectly recreated.
  
• Brutal relax, Adrian Clarke, Rafa and David Muñoz Dengra (CAT)
  Gore humorous located on the beach has become the most awarded short of the Spanish state in recent years.

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