Lanzarote Film Festival Screens Films in Seven Municipalities

The cultural event will tour the island with titles like 'Secretos del corazón' and 'Children of the Corn', including talks with experts.

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The Lanzarote Film Festival begins its tour across the island's seven municipalities, offering screenings of notable films and the opportunity to discuss their stories with experts.

The Lanzarote Film Festival returns to bring the best cinema to the island's seven municipalities. This Saturday, November 7th, the Playa Honda Civic Center will transform into a cinema hall to present Montxo Armendariz's Secretos del corazón and Robert Altman's unforgettable western, Los vividores, on Sunday, November 8th.
The tour will continue on Tuesday the 10th at the Casa Benito Pérez Armas in Yaiza with another western: George P. Cosmatos's Tombstone, and on Thursday the 12th with Guarapo, the feature film with which the Ríos brothers will analyze the cruelty of village chieftains in the Canary Islands. Two days later, on Saturday the 14th, the mythical horror film Children of the Corn will arrive at the Tinajo Theater, while on November 15th, El camino will be shown. All sessions will begin at 7:00 PM.
The 16th Lanzarote Film Festival, dedicated to the theme of Villages, proposes films and conversations with people who know their stories up close. Directors, specialists, and filmmakers' families will accompany a large part of the films to open new ways of looking at them with the audience.
Based on information from the official source: Cultura Lanzarote (Cabildo de Lanzarote) (03/11/2026)