Elche International Independent Film Festival (FICIE) 2022 lineup

Elche International Independent Film Festival (Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche)  has announced the complete lineup for 2022 festival, which takes place in Elche (Alicante, Spain) from July 8-22.

Recognized as a Goya Awards qualifying festival by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Spain, the Elche International Independent Film Festival (FICIE) is one of the most prestigious and long-standing film festivals in Spain.

Elche International Independent Film Festival 2022 lineup

Feature Film

A lineup of 8 feature films have been selected to go on screen in the Feature Film competition section of the 2022 Elche International Independent Film Festival. The feature films will be screened at the Odeón Cinemas (Cines Odeón) in Elche from July 8-15.

• “Visitante”, Directed by Alberto Evangelio
• “El universo de Óliver”, Directed by Alexis Morante
• “Tros (Tierras)”, Directed by Pau Calpe
• “A diente de perro”, Directed by José Luis Estañ
• “L’últim salt”, Directed by Nando Caballero
• “La pasajera”, Directed by Raúl Cerezo, Fernando González Gómez
• “Magoado”, Directed by Rubén Sainz
• “La jefa”, Directed by Fran Torres

Short Film

Al lineup of 84 short films have been selected to go on screen in different competition sections of the 2022 Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche (FICIE). The screening of short films takes place at the Hort del Xocolater and the Arenales beach from July 17-21.

• Fiction
• Docuymentary
• Animation
• Human Rights
• Fes Curt (Valencian Community)
• Mobile Filmmaker
• New Author

Fiction

A lineup of 37 short films have been selected to go on screen in the Short Fiction Film competition section of the 45th Elche International Independent Film Festival.

• “Goya. 3 de Mayo” (Spain), Directed by Carlos Saura
• “The Recess” (“El Recreo”) (Spain, Iran), Directed by Navid Nikkhah Azad
• “Diritto di Voto” (Italy), Directed by Gianluca Zonta
• “Work It Class!” (Spain), Directed by Pol Diggler
• “Alcanzar el Vórtice” (Spain), Directed by Pedro Poveda
• “Llueve” (Argentina), Directed by Sergio Rodríguez
• “Espinas” (Spain), Directed by Iván Sáinz-Pardo
• “Day Off” (Russia), Directed by Liliya Duplinskaya
• “Psycho” (Iran), Directed by Mostafa Davtalab
• “Persona” (Spain), Directed by Álvaro García Mohedano
• “Como Tú” (Spain), Directed by Marco Gosálvez
• “Tina. La Cuarta Víctima” (Spain), Directed by Aleix Masferrer López
• “Ápice” (Spain), Directed by Cándido Pérez de Armas
• “Sorda” (Spain), Directed by Nuria Muñoz-Ortín, Eva Libertad
• “Mañana Volveré” (Spain), Directed by Hugo De la Riva
• “Cemento y Acero” (Spain), Directed by Oriol Villar
• “Cosas de Chicos” (Spain), Directed by Raquel Colera
• “Solidarity Day” (Spain), Directed by Gabriel Lúgigo López
• “Masaru” (United States), Directed by Rubén Navarro
• “Intentando” (Spain), Directed by Juan Manuel Montilla
• “Esther In Wonderland” (United States, Switzerland), Directed by Stephanie Bollag
• “El Semblante” (Spain), Directed by Carlos Moriana, Raúl Cerezo
• “Demà Ho Deixem” (Spain), Directed by David Moragas
• “Querida Letizia” (Spain), Directed by Rocío Sepúlveda
• “Free Fall” (France), Directed by Emmanuel Tenembaum
• “O Son da Balea” (Spain), Directed by Daniel Suarez Rubini
• “Un Pasaje Sin Regreso” (Dominican Republic), Directed by José Gómez De Vargas
• “Vatios” (Spain), Directed by David Pérez Sañudo
• “Kellys” (Spain), Directed by Javier Fesser
• “L’obscurité” (Spain), Directed by Carlos Navarro, Iván Martínez
• “Tula” (Spain), Directed by Bea de Silva
• “El Purgatorio” (Spain), Directed by David Vaquero
• “Parálisis” (Spain), Directed by Juan Bermúdez
• “Nursery Rhymes” (Singapore), Directed by Michael Kam
• “Tranvía” (United States), Directed by Carlos Baena
• “Por qué no me gusta el helado de fresa” (Spain), Directed by Inés Pintor Sierra, Pablo Santidrián
• “Free Men” (Iceland), Directed by Óskar Kristinn

Documentary

A lineup of 7 short documentaries have been selected to go on screen in the Documentary Short Film competition section of the 45th Elche International Independent Film Festival, or 2022 FICIE.

• “Se Receta Silencio” (Spain), Directed by Miquel Missé
• “Mamá No Trabaja” (Spain), Directed by María Barragán Gutiérrez
• “Menores” (Spain), Directed by Juan Trueba
• “Flores Para Concha” (Spain), Directed by Mabel Lozano
• “Espejismos” (Spain), Directed by Alfonso Palazón Meseguer
• “Sheraton. La Huella de la Memoria” (Chile), Directed by Margarita Poseck Mens
• “Les Empremtes de la Llum” (Spain), Directed by Rubén Seca

Animation

A lineup of 8 animated short films have been selected to go on screen in the Animation Short Film competition section of the 2022 Elche International Independent Film Festival, or 45th FICIE.

• “Mondo Domino” (France), Directed by Suki Suki
• “Loop” (Spain, Argentina), Directed by Pablo Polledri
• “Yallah!” (France), Directed by Nayla Nassar, Edouard Pitula, Renaud De Saint Albin, Cecile Adant, Anais Sassatelli, Candice Behag
• “Phonorama” (Spain), Directed by Álex Rey
• “The Chimney Swift” (Germany), Directed by Frédérick Shuld
• “Les Larmes de la Seine” (France), Directed by Yanis Belaid, Eliott Benard, Nicolas Mayeur, Etienne Moulin, Hadrien Pinot, Lisa Vicente Philippine
• “Aurora: A RÚA que Quería Ser Río” (Brazil), Directed by Radhe Meron
• “Taaskohtumine” (Estonia), Directed by Ülo Pikkov

Human Rights

A lineup of 6 short films have been selected to go on screen in the Human Rights Short Film competition section of the 2022 Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche (FICIE).

• “The Bridge” (Spain), Directed by Ulises A. Morales
• “Rewind” (Spain), Directed by Amaia San Sebastián
• “Las Alturas” (Spain, Morocco), Directed by Alejandro Salgado
• “En La Calle” (Spain), Directed by David Macián
• “La Historia de Todas Nosotras” (Spain), Directed by Itsaso Díaz
• “Pocos, Buenos y Seguros” (Spain), Directed by Álex Payá, Gorka Lasaosa

Fes Curt (Valencian Community)

A lineup of 6 Valencian short films have been selected to go on screen in the Fes Curt competition section of the 45th FICIE, or Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche.

• “Cuando Haces Pop” (Valencia), Directed by Kevin Castellano, Edu Hirschfeld
• “Miedo” (Valencia), Directed by Ángelo Moreno
• “Diecisiete y Medio” (Elche), Directed by Andrea Alborch Martínez
• “Un Cuarto de Equipaje” (Valencia), Directed by Daniela Cuenca
• “Ya No Mueren “Por Amor”” (Elche), Directed by Inés Campello Gómez
• “La Gàbia” (Alicante), Directed by Adán Aliaga
• “Magdalenas” (Alicante), Directed by José Miguel Santacreu Cortés

Mobile Filmmaker

A lineup of 6 mobile phone short films have been selected to go on screen in the Mobile Filmmaker competition section of the 2022 FICIE, or 45th Elche International Independent Film Festival.

• “Cliché” (Spain), Directed by Giuseppe Rattá Gutiérrez
• “A Dead Sea” (Israel), Directed by Nahd Bashier
• “Menage A Trois” (Spain), Directed by Pedro Rudolphi
• “Adopción Especial” (Spain), Directed by Rafael González del Castillo Sancho
• “Itsaso” (Spain), Directed by Sergio M.Villar
• “Nachete” (Spain), Directed by Pau Rodilla, David Gaspar

New Author (Autor Novel)

A lineup of 14 short films have been selected to go on screen in the New Author (Autor Novel) competition section of the 2022 Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche (FICIE).

• “Inútil” (Spain), Directed by Raquel Guerrero
• “El Último Vals (de J.S.)” (Spain), Directed by Sergio Garai
• “Joselito” (Spain), Directed by José C. Jiménez Revuelta, Marta Jiménez Revuelta
• “Imaginario” (Spain), Directed by Cristian Beteta
• “Como en Casa” (Spain), Directed by Honorato Ruiz
• “Frena Cariño!” (Spain), Directed by Pau Xicola
• “Orientation” (United States), Directed by Evan Woolery
• “La Explosión” (Spain), Directed by José San Miguel, Juanma Vargas
• “Lennon” (Spain), Directed by Sergi Wakefield, Maria Abad, Arnau Basora, Arnau Belloc
• “The Darkness That You Fear” (Spain), Directed by Melissa Moran
• “Bajo Otro Cielo” (Spain), Directed by Adrián López
• “Un Rayo Verde” (Spain), Directed by Paula Viso
• “Llévame Donde Haya Vida” (Spain), Directed by Carmen García Bartolomé
• “Porta Gayola” (Spain), Directed by Gerard Juve Segura

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