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XVI Ciclo Cine y Derechos Humanos: 'Hangar Rojo' at La Nau

On 29 September 2026, La Nau Cultural Centre screens 'Hangar Rojo', a film about the military coup in Chile. Free entry and a post-screening discussion with experts. Seating is limited.

When
29 September 2026
Where
La Nau
Price
Free
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XVI Ciclo Cine y Derechos Humanos: 'Hangar Rojo' at La Nau

Screening of 'Hangar Rojo' at the Human Rights Film Cycle

The XVI Ciclo Cine y Derechos Humanos, organised by Amnistía Internacional València and the Aula de Cinema of the Universitat de València, presents Hangar Rojo on 29 September 2026 at the Aula Magna of the Centre Cultural La Nau. The film, directed by Juan Pablo Sallato, explores the 1973 military coup in Chile through the story of Captain Jorge Silva, who turned the Aviation School into a detention and torture centre.

  • Duration: 81 minutes.
  • Language: Original version with Spanish subtitles.
  • Entry: Free, until all seats are filled.

After the screening, there will be a discussion with experts in human rights, history, and journalism. The cycle continues with Cafarnáum (20 October) and El techo amarillo (17 November).

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Directions & transport

Nearby car parks

  • GLORIETA - PAZ · 323 m · Pl. Tetuán, calle de la Paz y calle General Tovar
  • REINA · 353 m · Plaça de la Reina
  • PORTA DE LA MAR - COLON · 386 m · Av. Navarro Reverter
  • AVINGUDA DE L’OEST · 623 m · C. Hospital

Bus stops (EMT)

  • Pintor Sorolla · 122 m · 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 16, 26, 31, 32, 70, 71, 81
  • Teatre Principal - Ballesters · 154 m · 6
  • Carrer de la Pau · 158 m · 4, 6, 11, 16, 26, 31, 32, 70
  • Poeta Querol - Teatre Principal · 175 m · 16, 26

Valenbisi nearby

  • Calle Salvá - Calle Poeta Querol · 119 m · 7
  • Alfonso el Magnánimo - Nave · 156 m · 22
  • Barcas, 11 · 236 m · 0

Frequently asked questions

What time does the screening start?

The exact time hasn’t been confirmed, but previous editions began at 7:00 PM.

Do I need to book tickets?

No, entry is free until all seats are filled.

Who is taking part in the discussion?

University professors, activists, legal experts, or NGO representatives usually participate, though specific names haven’t been announced.

What other films are part of the cycle?

On 20 October, Cafarnáum (Nadine Labaki) will be screened, followed by El techo amarillo (Isabel Coixet) on 17 November.

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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