What’s being screened
The Dijous de pel·lícula cycle features «La isla mínima» (2014), a film directed by Alberto Rodríguez. This rural thriller, set in the Guadalquivir marshes in 1980, follows two police officers with opposing methods as they investigate the disappearance of two teenagers during Spain’s transition to democracy. The film, winner of 10 Goya Awards—including Best Film, Director, and Original Screenplay—is a landmark of contemporary Spanish social cinema.
Time and access
The screening will take place on 22 October 2026 in the Assembly Hall of the Rectorate (Building 3A) at UPV. Entry is free until full capacity, with no prior booking required. The film will be shown in its original version with Spanish subtitles, as stated in the cycle’s programme.
About the cycle
Dijous de pel·lícula is an initiative by the Universitat Politècnica de València’s University Culture Association (ACU), coordinated by Javier Moral Martín and Paula Cardells Mosteiro. The cycle, supported by the Institut français de Valencia, offers a journey through Spanish cinema with recent and classic titles, featuring weekly screenings from October to April.
