Festhome: BCN Sports Film also online!

The BCN Sports Film Festival returns from February 17 to 25, 2025, with a spectacular lineup full of inspiring sports stories. This year, in addition to the 24 in-person sessions taking place at 9 venues in Barcelona, Girona, and Sant Joan Despí, the festival continues its commitment to online accessibility through FESTHOME, ensuring that no one misses out on this edition.

Enjoy the best sports cinema from anywhere!

If you can’t attend in person or simply prefer to watch the films from home, FESTHOME allows you to access the official festival program for free. Once again, BCN Sports Film adapts to offer a hybrid experience, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the best sports cinema without geographical limitations.

How to access the online sessions?

Check the full program at www.bcnsportsfilm.org
Reserve your free ticket via FESTHOME
Enjoy the 81 selected short films from any device

A festival without barriers

The BCN Sports Film Festival 2025 reaffirms its commitment to accessibility and the promotion of sports cinema, giving all audiences the opportunity to discover stories of perseverance, dedication, and passion. Whether in-person or online, the festival adapts to you!

Don’t miss this opportunity—experience the power of sports through cinema!

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