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Jorge Bolaños: Animal de Compañía
28 Feb

Kinepolis Valencia - Heron City (Paterna) from 18 EUR

With almost three million followers worldwide, Jorge Bolaños presents Animal de Compañía, a show that blends charisma, spontaneity and sharp humor. Mixing imitations, songs and improvisation,…

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Explore film and media in Valencia: festivals, premieres, open-air screenings, short films and documentaries across cinemas, cultural centres and waterfront stages.

What to expect

The calendar blends international festivals with year-round programming. Expect auteur cinema, restored classics, themed cycles, short-film nights and family sessions, plus occasional talks with directors and masterclasses.

Key formats & genres

  • Festivals & showcases: Mediterranean cinema, young creators, animation, documentary spotlights.
  • Premieres & cycles: weekly new releases alongside curated retrospectives.
  • Open-air: summer programs in parks, cloisters and by the sea at sunset.
  • Shorts & docs: after-work screenings and weekend marathons with Q&A.

Notable venues

  • La Filmoteca (IVC): original-version classics, restorations and director retrospectives.
  • Cultural centres: city spaces host themed cycles, free or low-cost community screenings.
  • Cines Lys / ABC Park / Yelmo: first-run features, mainstream and awards season titles.
  • Waterfront & courtyards: seasonal open-air series with headphones or silent-cinema setups.

Language & subtitles

Look for VOSE (original version with Spanish subtitles) on listings; family films often screen dubbed. Some festival titles include English-friendly options; check each event page for language details.

Seasonality & timing

  • Spring and autumn concentrate festivals and award-season cycles.
  • Summer adds open-air programs with evening starts around sunset.
  • Weeknight sessions are popular after 20:00; weekends add matinees.

Tickets & smart tips

  • Buy early for festival galas and director Q&A; many cycles offer multi-pass bundles.
  • Students and seniors often get discounts; cultural centres may run free entry with RSVP.
  • Open-air: bring a light layer; wind can pick up near the waterfront.

Family & accessibility

  • Weekend family screenings list age guidance; look for dubbed versions or bilingual subtitles.
  • Most multiplexes provide accessible seating; heritage venues vary—confirm during booking.

Neighbourhood ideas

Pair centre-city premieres with dinner in El Carmen or Ruzafa; combine open-air at the marina with a sunset walk; add a museum visit to afternoon cycles for a culture-packed day.

How to use filters

Filter by date, format (festival, premiere, open-air, shorts, docs), language (VOSE, ES, VAL) and family. Each card shows start time, venue, address and ticket info; add screenings to your calendar in one click.

FAQ

Where can I find VOSE screenings?

Festival venues and repertory cinemas list VOSE clearly; check the language tag on each event card.

Are there free or low-cost screenings?

Yes—cultural centres and some festivals offer free sessions or reduced multi-pass options.

When do open-air films run?

Mostly in summer with starts near sunset; bring a jacket and arrive early for good seating.