What’s being screened
The Tiempo de cine: «Imade» and «Farrucas» session presents two short films exploring migration and identity from different angles. «Imade» (28 minutes), directed by Ignacio Acconcia, tells the story of a young deaf migrant fighting to return to Morocco to reunite with his family. The lead actor, Imade Ouchghenou, and the director will be present at the screening to discuss the creative process.
«Farrucas» (17 minutes) follows four teenagers—Hadoum, Fátima, Sheima, and Sokayna—from the El Puche neighbourhood in Almería, who face the challenges of growing up in an under-resourced environment while celebrating their roots. Both films are part of the Ciclo Migraciones within Tiempo de Cine, closing this fourth session.
Who’s taking part
In addition to the screening, the director of «Imade», Ignacio Acconcia, and actor Imade Ouchghenou will attend the post-screening discussion. While the «Farrucas» team’s presence hasn’t been confirmed, the film’s ensemble approach—featuring four non-professional leads—reinforces its documentary-like, intimate tone.
Schedule and duration
The session includes both short films, with a total runtime of 45 minutes (28 + 17). No details are provided about a break between screenings or a Q&A, but the short format ensures a compact experience.
Prices and tickets
General admission is €4, granting access to both short films. No discounts or special conditions (such as nominal tickets or refunds) are mentioned, but the single price suggests an accessible format for all audiences.
