International stars gather at Sitges Film Festival
Geoffrey Rush, Steven Soderbergh, Giancarlo Esposito and Nick Frost take center stage at the renowned festival
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Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Minority languages offer ‘something specific about a culture that’s otherwise totally lost’
Irish language “no longer needs our life support,” Fréwaka director Aislinn Clarke tells Catalan News
Lights, music, and drones take over Barcelona during America's Cup opening ceremony
Show fuses technology, art, and nature, inspired by the sea and sailing
Zombie survival, a virus that targets the rich, and experimental methods: Catalan talent at Sitges
Major directors compete in the official selection while students are given an international platform
Legendary actor Geoffrey Rush: ‘It’s good to represent septuagenarians and octogenarians’
Australian Academy Award winner in Sitges to present latest work, The Rule of Jenny Pen
Drones, light show, and music to feature in America's Cup opening ceremony tomorrow
Sailing competition will see British team challenging New Zealand athletes
'Comic. Dreams and history' exhibition in Tarragona explores comics through time
The collection shows more than 140 original versions of Tintin, Mafalda and Marvel
Barcelona through Dalí's eyes: New exhibition explores the artist's love for the city
From luxury hotels to the Zoo and Gaudí's modernism, here are the painter's favorite spots in the Catalan capital
Catalan hit film 'A House on Fire' will be available on Netflix from October 23
With Dani de la Orden's dramatic comedy, Catalan cinema is having its best moment in cinemas since 2017
Tenor Josep Carreras and dancer Sara Baras to close Cultural Regatta
Legendary artists to give free concert on Passeig de Gràcia on October 20
'Bona nit, Rambles:' A documentary with a gender perspective on Barcelona's iconic street
Film showing tourist street at night has made it to the Nest selection at the San Sebastian Film Festival
Castellers de Vilafranca crowned again in human towers contest after two ten-storey constructions
Event happens every two years and dates back to 1932, dragging international attention
‘I am to be sent to Lebanon, but have been able to delay it until human tower contest is over’
National Geographic or The Times among international media in the event
Sant Miquel del Fai natural park reopens after landslide forced closure in March
Site iconic for its cliffs, waterfalls and pools, shaped by eroded stone
Catalonia's biggest human towers contest returns this weekend – All details and how to watch
Best 30 groups of 'castellers' will compete for championship title in Tarragona, with 11,000 spectators expected
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