Filmin and Festhome: BCN Sports Film also online!

The 14th edition of the BCN Sports Film kicks off. From February 19 to 27 Barcelona will become the capital of sports cinema with 25 free sessions in person and/or virtually. This year, you will be able to watch it through Festhome and, as a novelty, also through Filmin. Book your tickets!

Once again this year, the BCN Sports Film Festival will adapt its sessions so that you can enjoy all the screenings that are broadcast both in person and online. You have no excuse to miss any of the 81 selected short films!

One of the novelties this year is that the BCN Sports Film Festival expands its horizons; the 25 presential sessions will be screened in 12 different venues in Barcelona but, in addition, there will be two sessions in Girona and Madrid. Another new feature is that, if you want to follow the festival virtually, you can do it through our usual platform, FESTHOME, and this year also through FILMIN. In both cases access is free; you only have to register in advance to watch them.

Which format do you feel more comfortable with? Take a look at the program and choose the sessions and the format that best suits your needs.

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