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The Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival (ESFF) welcomes film fans from all over Scotland to its 12th edition.
The festival is delighted to offer a packed programme of cinema screenings, guest appearances and cultural events, featuring a total of 17 films, including four debut features from Spain and Latin America and offering a snapshot of the best brand-new Spanish-language cinema for 2025. The majority of our films are Scottish premieres.
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