Institut Ramon LLull

A new window opens onto Catalan cinema at the Cambridge Film Festival held from 24 to 31 October, which includes some of its most outstanding recent titles. The films that will be screened this year are Casa en flames House on fire), El mestre que va prometre el mar (The teacher who promised the sea), Llobàs, Tu no ets jo (You are not me) and The human hibernation.

This year, FIBA, a prominent performing arts festival held in Buenos Aires from 18 to 27 October, will showcase four Catalan productions on Argentine stages.

The residency's second edition, running until 11 October, has the objective of promoting the publication of Catalan and Balearic authors internationally.

Two debates will be held on 10 October at the CCCB as part of the Biennial of Thought and will be titled “Wild rumours and sound art”. Additionally, a seminar, a listening workshop, sound activations, and a screening of Carlos Casas' Cemetery will take place in Venice on 17 and 18 October.

The Architecture and City Festival, considered the most important in America, will feature exhibitions by the two architects with support from the Ramon Llull Institute from September 19 to 23.

She will be performing live in the Scottish premiere of “Become Ocean”, a musical composition by John Luther Adams that will be played by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and conducted by Clark Rundell.

The meeting, organised jointly with the International Catalan Institute for Peace (ICIP), aims to be a healing experience for the participants, taking into account that the impacts of war and conflicts in the three countries are still particularly active.

Thinkers and artists from various fields reflect on 21st century culture with the aim of opening a global dialogue on creativity, imagination and knowledge.

The prize, endowed with 6,000 euros, is announced annually and jointly by the Fundació Ramon Llull and the Fundació Congrés de Cultura Catalana.