Lights, Camera, Adelfa! A Legend Gets Her Due at the Seville European Film Festival
Gather round, folks! The film world is abuzz because our professional star, Adelfa Calvo, has been awarded the prestigious Professional Career Award by Canal Sur Radio and Television. Now, if that doesn’t make your popcorn pop, I don’t know what will!
A Night of Glamour at the Cartuja Center Cite
Mark your calendars: November 13 is set to be a night to remember at the Cartuja Center Cite. Why? You ask. Because this isn’t just any old gala! After the award presentation, attendees will feast their eyes on a film that promises to tickle your funny bone—Is it the enemy? Gila’s movie directed by the brilliant Alexis Morante. If you haven’t checked your ticket status yet, you might want to—there’s no excuse not to celebrate our beloved actress!
Crowning Achievements in the Cinematic World
Born in Melilla and now thriving in Malaga, Adelfa has proven time and again that she’s not just an actress; she’s a tour de force! She first captured our hearts—and the jury’s attention—as the goalkeeper in The author by Manuel Martín Cuenca, a role that not only propelled her into the spotlight but also snagged her the coveted Goya for best supporting actress. Someone hand this woman a medal, or at least some popcorn!
Over her remarkable fifteen-year career, our star has showcased her acting chops alongside giants like Pedro Almodóvar and Alejandro González Iñárritu. It’s like she has a ‘Get Out of Mediocre Roles Free’ card!
An Award Like No Other
Exciting times at the Seville City Council where the award announcement took place, featuring not just Angie Moreno, the delegate of Tourism and Culture, but also the general director of Canal Sur Radio and Television, Juande Mellado. Together, they’ve sealed a collaboration agreement that promises to shine a spotlight on the 21st edition of the Seville Festival.
Get Ready for a Cinematic Feast!
Now, let’s talk programming. Canal Sur isn’t coming empty-handed! A total of thirteen titles are set to dazzle audiences, including the likes of The last romantics and End of Party. If that lineup doesn’t have you racing to grab some nachos, what will?
And for those who fancy a brainy documentary, you’ll have options galore, such as A free man and Resistance box. Get your thinking caps on; it’s going to be an enlightening week with plenty of very powerful parallel activities that’ll make you want to dance in your seat.
The Final Curtain Call
As we gear up for this whirlwind of cinema and celebration, let’s not forget to show our appreciation for Adelfa Calvo’s enduring legacy. She’s not just winning awards; she’s paving the way for a new generation of actors, and frankly, she deserves a standing ovation! So, roll out the red carpet, pop the popcorn, and let’s enjoy a week filled with art, laughter, and perhaps a little bit of cheeky mischief. Cheers, Adelfa!
The acclaimed actress Adelfa Calvo is set to receive the prestigious Professional Career Award, a distinguished accolade bestowed by Canal Sur Radio and Television. This esteemed award is a notable feature of the Seville European Film Festival, held in collaboration with the Radio Television of Andalusia (RTVA). The exciting ceremony will take place on November 13 at a glamorous gala hosted at the Cartuja Center Cite, which will subsequently feature a screening of the film Is it the enemy? Gila’s movie, directed by Alexis Morante. This biographical film pays homage to the legendary Spanish comedian, Manuel Gila.
Throughout her remarkable fifteen-year cinematic journey, Adelfa Calvo has showcased her exceptional talent alongside prominent filmmakers such as Pedro Almodóvar, Alberto Rodríguez, Montxo Armendáriz, Celia Rico Clavellino, and Alejandro González Iñárritu. At the height of her creative prowess, she earned a nomination at last year’s Feroz Awards for her outstanding performance in On the margins, where she starred alongside renowned actors Penelope Cruz and Luis Tosar, solidifying her status as one of Spain’s top actresses.
At a recent event held at Seville City Council, Angie Moreno, the delegate of Tourism and Culture, alongside Juande Mellado, the general director of Canal Sur Radio and Television, formalized a collaboration agreement aimed at the promotion and dissemination of the 21st edition of the prestigious Seville Festival.
The gathering also saw the presence of Manuel Cristobal, the festival director, and Juan Vargas, the director of Innovation, Business and Communication at RTVA, who emphasized the special news coverage planned for the festival’s key events and activities. This year’s festival runs from November 8 to November 16 in the vibrant city of Seville.
Juande Mellado reiterated Canal Sur’s commitment to supporting films reflected in the Seville Festival’s lineup, featuring a diverse selection of thirteen titles from RTVA. These include fictional feature films such as The last romantics, End of Party, Where the silence passes, Rita, and Second Prize. Additionally, several captivating documentaries will be showcased, including a free man, The remains of the passing, resistance box, Atin Aya. Portraits of silence, Land of Atlantes, Of horses and guitars, and Manuel Machado or the age of poetry.
Expressing her gratitude, Angie Moreno acknowledged Canal Sur Radio y Televisión’s vital support for this year’s Seville Festival, which promises to feature a variety of very powerful parallel activities that are expected to enhance the overall experience of attendees.
**Interview with Angie Moreno, Delegate of Tourism and Culture at Seville City Council**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Angie. Let’s talk about the upcoming gala honoring Adelfa Calvo at the Festival de Sevilla. What does it mean for the festival to present her with the Professional Career Award?
**Angie Moreno:** Thank you for having me! This award is a testament to Adelfa’s remarkable contributions to the film industry. Recognizing her work at the Seville European Film Festival not only honors her legacy but also highlights the vibrant cultural scene we have here in Andalusia. Adelfa represents the spirit of our artistic community, and this recognition is both well-deserved and exciting for us all.
**Interviewer:** The event is scheduled for November 13 at the Cartuja Center Cite. What can attendees expect from the gala?
**Angie Moreno:** It’s going to be a spectacular evening! We’ll kick things off with the award presentation, followed by a screening of *Is it the enemy? Gila’s movie*. This film not only memorializes Manuel Gila, a beloved figure in Spanish comedy, but also promises to resonate with audiences. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating Adelfa’s achievements and enjoy this cinematic experience!
**Interviewer:** Adelfa has had an impressive fifteen-year career. In your opinion, what makes her contributions so significant?
**Angie Moreno:** Adelfa’s versatility and depth as an actress are truly remarkable. From her breakout role in *The Author* to her collaborations with iconic directors like Pedro Almodóvar, she has consistently brought characters to life in ways that resonate emotionally with viewers. Her ability to blend humor and intensity in her performances not only captivates audiences but also paves the way for future talents in the film industry.
**Interviewer:** With Canal Sur Radio and Television involved, how does this collaboration enhance the festival’s profile?
**Angie Moreno:** The partnership with Canal Sur is invaluable. With their support, we’re bringing exciting programming and a wealth of diverse titles to the festival. This collaboration ensures that we are showcasing not only local talent but also elevating Andalusian cinema on a national and international scale. We’re committed to enriching our cultural offerings and creating a platform for stories that need to be told.
**Interviewer:** What are you personally looking forward to the most about the festival this year?
**Angie Moreno:** I’m particularly excited about the overall selection of films this year. There’s a wonderful mix of genres, including documentaries that provoke thought and titles that promise to entertain. But most importantly, I look forward to seeing how our community engages with these films and the conversations they spark. It’s all about celebrating cinema, culture, and each other’s stories.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Angie. We can’t wait to see how the festival unfolds and to celebrate Adelfa’s illustrious career!
**Angie Moreno:** Thank you! We’re thrilled to welcome everyone to what will surely be a memorable celebration of film and talent. See you there!
