This year the Sitges Film Festival will present up to 120 films in a totally physical and in-person edition, in which the red carpet will be filled with celebrities, actors and actresses, directors and directors…

Malnazidos’ will be the film that opens the festival, an adaptation of the novel by Manuel Martín ‘Noche de difuntos del 38’, in which, during the Spanish civil war, red and national fighters ally to face the zombie enemy, but we will also have other national premieres such as ‘No matarás’, by David Victori, ‘thriller’ with Mario Casas; the horror drama ‘La vampira de Barcelona’, by Lluís Danés, and ‘Cosmética del enemigo’, an adaptation of Amélie Nothomb’s book by Kike Maíllo.

On an international level, Sitges will be hosting the world premiere of Mitch Jenkins ‘ ‘The Show’, written by comics legend Alan Moore, an absurd and Kafkaesque paranoia. Zombies will take over the screens in ‘Train to Busan 2: Peninsula’, extension (not direct sequel) of Yeon Sang-ho’s 2016 phenomenon and if you prefer vampires, you have ‘Comrade Drakulich’ by Márk Bodzsár, Hungarian black comedy with a hero of the Cuban revolution in vampire format or ‘Post mortem’ by Péter Bergendy, ghost story set in a haunted village in the days after the First World War.

But it’s not all zombies and vampires! The long-awaited ‘Relic’, the debut of Australian Natalie Erika James, a cross between family drama and psychological horror with Emily Mortimer leading the cast, ‘Jumbo’ by Zoé Wittock, ’12 hour shift’ by Brea Grant, ‘Slaxx’ by Elza Kephart, about killer jeans, ‘La nuée’ by Just Philippot, a horror drama about a farmer who raises locusts and encounters the unexpected, or the fantastic drama ‘Immortal’ by Fernando Spiner. Sitges also includes films from the thriller genre like ‘The Silencing’ with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Annabelle Willis or science fiction like the Russian ‘The Sputnik’, ‘Come True’, ‘Archive’ with Theo James or the comic ‘Fried Barry’. From the animation genre, ‘Lupin III: The First’, by Takasji Yamazaki, the first of the saga to be produced in 3D.

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