After the success of its inaugural edition, the Malaga Festival faced a challenge. It was revalidated with the conviction that the project had made a deep impression both in the Spanish film sector and in the city itself. ‘There is no one to write to the colonel’, the adaptation by the Mexican filmmaker Arturo Ripstein made by from the homonymous novel by Gabriel García Márquez, was the film in charge of inaugurating the second edition of the contest.
The second edition of the Malaga Festival dedicated its tribute to the veteran actor Tony Leblanc
Marisa Paredes greets María Barranco from Malaga, who was in charge of conducting the inaugural gala
Director Antonio Hernández presented the film 'Lisboa', starring Carmen Maura, Federico Luppi and Sergi López, in the Official Section of the second Malaga Festival
Antonio Resines was awarded the Ricardo Franco Award
Marisa Paredes greets the Malaga-born María Barranco, who hosted the opening gala.
Victoria Abril came to Malaga to star in Charlotte de Turckheim's film 'Mamá, preséntame a papá' (Mummy, introduce me to Daddy).
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