Punto de Vista Festival - Festival Internacional del Cine Documental de Navarra
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Punto de Vista starts up Txinparta, its updated section to attract new audiences
It will include two workshops for children, a family session in partnership with Pamplona Planetarium, two sessions with high school students at the Filmoteca de Pamplona, the overhaul and expansion of the Young Programmers scheme at Civivox and three sessions in partnership with UPNA and UNAV (Faculty of Communication and Museum of the University of Navarre).
Beatriz Navas, Catarina Boieiro and Daphne Xu to make up the International Jury for the Official Selection at Punto de Vista
Saturday 25th April will see the closing of the festival and the award of the Grand Prize for Best Film, the Jean Vigo Prize for Best Director and the Prize for Best Short Film.
The Official Selection of the Punto de Vista festival features nineteen films produced in eighteen countries around the world
Benita, by Alan Berliner, opens the event on 20th April, while Una película de miedo, by Sergio Oksman will be closing it on Saturday 25th
This year nearly 900 films were entered for the Official Selection, of which eight feature films and eleven shorts were selected to compete for the festival prizes
Applications now open for accreditation to Punto de Vista 2026
Professionals, students and journalists wishing to get accreditation can do so through the festival website.
The festival in pictures
Films
Punto de Vista 2026 Official Selection
Publications
Punto de Vista Collection
The Frozen Image 
Signal Fires 
Ermanno Olmi 
Hen means Honey 
Thomas Heise 
Meditaciones sobre el presente. Ute Aurand, Helga Fanderl, Jeannette Muñoz y Renate Sami 
The afterlife of images 
Oteiza in the margin 
The cinema of a thousand years 
Correspondences: letters as films 
The Seventh Door 
Su Friedrich. Conversaciones con Scott MacDonald 
The thinking form 
Letters as Films 
Se acercan otros tiempos. El cine de Peter Nestler 
To Light, To Love, To Time. Jonathan Schwartz 
Personal is politics 
Frans van de Staak. The Word as Archipelago
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