Icíar Bollaín and Juana Macías will be the next guests at the cycle of meetings organized by elDiario.es ‘In the editorial with…’, which will take place on Tuesday, November 26 at 6:00 p.m. at the editorial office of elDiario.es in Madrid. Book your free ticket now.
Iciar Bollain She is a renowned Spanish director and actress. In 2003, he took an interest in gender-based violence with his feature film “I give you my eyes”, which received numerous awards, including the Goya Prize for best direction and best original screenplay. At the last San Sebastián Festival, she presented her latest film, “My name is Nevenka”, in which she reconstructs the story of the woman who, in 2000, while she was a municipal councilor, denounced the mayor of Ponferrada for harassment.
For his part, Juana Macias She is also a director and screenwriter. She won the Goya Award for Best Short Film in 2000 for “Siete Cafés Per Semana” and was nominated for the Goya for Best New Director in 2010 with her debut film “Planes Para Tomorrow.” She will soon release her sixth feature film, “The Girls at the Station”, a social look at the history of cases of sexual violence against minors that occurred in the Balearic Islands and known throughout Spain.
‘In the wording with…’ is a conversation space created by elDiario.es in which participants can pose their questions to invited guests, prominent voices and experts on the topics that concern us most. A format led and moderated by Ana Requena Aguilar, editor-in-chief of Gender, who helps us connect the editorial team with our members, creating a direct dialogue with those who shape the public debate.
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In previous episodes we spoke with filmmakers Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar, actresses Vicky Luengo and María Hervás, filmmakers Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, writer and philosopher Elizabeth Duval, CNIO director María A. Blasco , the writer Alana S. Portero and the journalist Nerea Pérez de las Heras, or the singer-songwriter Ismael Serrano, among other personalities. Check out all the previous episodes.
