Queen Letizia At The 23rd Opera Prima Film Festival - Tudela

Queen Letizia At The 23rd Opera Prima Film Festival - Tudela

Queen Letizia picks up a loaf of bread with the name of Princess Leonor on her arrival at a tribute to Carlos Saura at the Ópera Prima film festival, at the Moncayo Cinema, Nov. 3, 2023, in Tudela, Navarra (Spain). To pay tribute to Saura, the event concludes with the screening of 'La caza', a film by Saura awarded in 1966 with the Silver Bear for Best Director at the Berlin Film Festival. In 2021, the Tudela festival inaugurated a parallel section whose vocation is to bring students closer to the great figures of Spanish cinema and to exalt the value of watching a classic Spanish film in a movie theater, which is why the majority of the event's audience are students. The official program of the 23rd edition of the festival includes seven films in competition, a series of preview events and the screening of the closing film "Amigos hasta la muerte" directed by Javier Veiga. Photo by Eduardo Sanz/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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