NIFF on video

“Tuve la suerte de participar en la primera edición del NIFF y fue una experiencia maravillosa” - Jorge Luque es un actor con una formación académica y artística diversa. Ha participado en varios talleres, cursos, en varios programas de televisión donde ha realizado sketches cómicos y colaboraciones como reportero. En cine ha formado parte de series como "Allí Abajo" de Atresmedia y cortometrajes en donde ha recibido premios como el de mejor actor en DH rueda. Tiene mucha experiencia en teatro y destaca su campaña de apoyo a los refugiados sirios con Payasos sin Fronteras en las islas Lesbos, Leros y Kos en Grecia.

“El NIFF es una plataforma para el cine de temática social que normalmente no encontramos en otros festivales” - Erika Quintana es actriz, natural de Perú y afincada en España, con una intensa trayectoria profesional. Entre otras, ha participado en cine, televisión, teatro...

“El cine es un masaje para el alma y me siento orgulloso del trabajo que desde el NIFF hacéis”- Juan Habichuela Nieto es un artista, compositor y un nuevo valor de futuro para el arte del flamenco. Pertenece a una de las dinastías más importantes y longevas del flamenco, la que procede de ‘Habichuela el Viejo’, y que brilló con su abuelo Juan Habichuela, y sigue en el día de hoy con Pepe Habichuela, Josemi Carmona y Juan Carmona.

“El NIFF aporta diversidad y un espacio para que los jóvenes puedan mostrar su talento” - Marta Romero es actriz y ha participado en películas como ‘Eres tú’ de Alauda Ruiz de Azúa y series de televisión como ‘Gran Reserva’. En su faceta como intérprete teatral destaca su trabajo en ‘Casa de muñecas’ de Ibsen.

“El NIFF aporta una oportunidad a muchos talentos emergentes de dar a conocer sus trabajos al mundo” - Alejandro Cortés Calahorra es miembro de la Academia de Cine de España y de ACCIÓN, Asociación española de Directores/as de cine. Jurado en festivales internacionales de cine en Europa, Asia y Latinoamérica.

“El NIFF es un festival que toca el tema social y pone a los más jóvenes en el centro, por eso me parece tan interesante” - Eva Gamallo es actriz española, ha trabajado en series de tv, cine y teatro. Su participación en series como Los hombres de Paco, Hospital Central, La que se avecina, La tira...

“Festivals like NIFF help give visibility to short filmmakers and cinema in our country” - Juan Francisco Pérez Polo, philologist, creator and director of the website El Blog de Cine Español, launched in 2007. Member of AICE (Premios Feroz) and the Premios Fugaz/CortoEspaña. He has also been one of the journalists invited to vote for the José María Forqué Awards for over a decade.

“NIFF contributes something essential and indispensable, namely the future.” - Azucena Rodríguez, director and writer, known for her work on Entre rojas (1995), Atlas de geografía humana (2007), and Cuéntame cómo pasó (2001).

"A piece like NIFF @navarrafestival was missing from the entire Spanish film ecosystem." - Marcos Mas, presenter and creator of @lahorafenomenal / screenwriter at @elterrat @elintermedio @latemotivcero

“The existence of a festival specializing in short films like NIFF is good news,” says Sandra Tapia, producer of As Bestas (2022) and executive producer of the hit Robot Dreams (2023), a Spanish film directed by Pablo Berger that won two Goyas last year.

"NIFF gives a voice to the new generation of filmmakers" - José María Manzano Carabante, known as Chiqui Carabante (Málaga), is a director and screenwriter. He combines his filmmaking career with theater directing.

“NIFF is a fundamental short film festival in the Spanish cinema scene” - Amparo Climent, representative member for the Acting Specialty, member of CIMA, member of the AISGE Council and patron of the AISGE Foundation

“It's a blessing to have a world-class short film festival like NIFF, which means you can be seen everywhere.” - David Casas Riesco, producer.

“NIFF is a much-needed short film festival” - Julia Juaniz, editor

“For me, NIFF represents optimism and confidence in the evolution of cinema and humanity” - Lola Mayo, screenwriter

“NIFF is very necessary” - Julia Juániz, editor

"It is an honor to receive this year's NIFF Communication Award" - Moisés Rodríguez, journalist and presenter of the program Secuencias 24 horas on RTVE's 24-hour channel

“If there's one thing that defines NIFF, it's its authenticity” - Javier Gruñeiro, filmmaker and entrepreneur

“I had a fantastic experience with IFRS this year and I highly recommend it.” - Daniel Tubau, screenwriter

“It's a blessing that film festivals with soul like NIFF exist” - Anna R. Costa, screenwriter, playwright and director

"NIFF is an aspirational place where I want to be" - Juan Zabala, Head of Content at DAMA Autor

"I want to thank NIFF for the work it does to support and give visibility to women filmmakers like me" - Cecilia Gessa, director and producer.

"NIFF addresses social issues that interest us all through audiovisual media" - Amaia Yoldi, screenwriter

"Artificial intelligence is a topic that interests us all" - J. de Alcázar, director and screenwriter

New generations need NIFF! - María Gómez Juárez, screenwriter and producer

Long live NIFF! - Virginia Yague, president of DAMA

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SEPTEMBER 8-12, 2025

NIFF on video

“NIFF contributes something essential and indispensable, namely the future.” - Azucena Rodríguez, director and writer, known for her work on Entre rojas (1995), Atlas de geografía humana (2007), and Cuéntame cómo pasó (2001).

"A piece like NIFF @navarrafestival was missing from the entire Spanish film ecosystem." - Marcos Mas, presenter and creator of @lahorafenomenal / screenwriter at @elterrat @elintermedio @latemotivcero

“The existence of a festival specializing in short films like NIFF is good news,” says Sandra Tapia, producer of As Bestas (2022) and executive producer of the hit Robot Dreams (2023), a Spanish film directed by Pablo Berger that won two Goyas last year.

"NIFF gives a voice to the new generation of filmmakers" - José María Manzano Carabante, known as Chiqui Carabante (Málaga), is a director and screenwriter. He combines his filmmaking career with theater directing.

“NIFF is a fundamental short film festival in the Spanish cinema scene” - Amparo Climent, representative member for the Acting Specialty, member of CIMA, member of the AISGE Council and patron of the AISGE Foundation

“It's a blessing to have a world-class short film festival like NIFF, which means you can be seen everywhere.” - David Casas Riesco, producer.

“NIFF is a much-needed short film festival” - Julia Juaniz, editor

“For me, NIFF represents optimism and confidence in the evolution of cinema and humanity” - Lola Mayo, screenwriter

“NIFF is very necessary” - Julia Juániz, editor

"It is an honor to receive this year's NIFF Communication Award" - Moisés Rodríguez, journalist and presenter of the program Secuencias 24 horas on RTVE's 24-hour channel

“If there's one thing that defines NIFF, it's its authenticity” - Javier Gruñeiro, filmmaker and entrepreneur

“I had a fantastic experience with IFRS this year and I highly recommend it.” - Daniel Tubau, screenwriter

“It's a blessing that film festivals with soul like NIFF exist” - Anna R. Costa, screenwriter, playwright and director

"NIFF is an aspirational place where I want to be" - Juan Zabala, Head of Content at DAMA Autor

"I want to thank NIFF for the work it does to support and give visibility to women filmmakers like me" - Cecilia Gessa, director and producer.

"NIFF addresses social issues that interest us all through audiovisual media" - Amaia Yoldi, screenwriter

"Artificial intelligence is a topic that interests us all" - J. de Alcázar, director and screenwriter

New generations need NIFF! - María Gómez Juárez, screenwriter and producer

Long live NIFF! - Virginia Yague, president of DAMA

The Greats of Cinema - Video Summary 09/23/2023

The Greats of Cinema - Video Summary 09/23/2023

The excitement of the first day! - Video summary 09/21/2023

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SEPTEMBER 8-12, 2025

NIFF on video

​“NIFF contributes something essential and indispensable, namely the future.” - Azucena Rodríguez, director and writer, known for her work on Entre rojas (1995), Atlas de geografía humana (2007), and Cuéntame cómo pasó (2001).

"A piece like NIFF @navarrafestival was missing from the entire Spanish film ecosystem." - Marcos Mas, presenter and creator of @lahorafenomenal / screenwriter at @elterrat @elintermedio @latemotivcero

“The existence of a festival specializing in short films like NIFF is good news,” says Sandra Tapia, producer of As Bestas (2022) and executive producer of the hit Robot Dreams (2023), a Spanish film directed by Pablo Berger that won two Goyas last year.

"NIFF gives a voice to the new generation of filmmakers" - José María Manzano Carabante, known as Chiqui Carabante (Málaga), is a director and screenwriter. He combines his filmmaking career with theater directing.

“NIFF is a fundamental short film festival in the Spanish cinema scene” - Amparo Climent, representative member for the Acting Specialty, member of CIMA, member of the AISGE Council and patron of the AISGE Foundation

“It's a blessing to have a world-class short film festival like NIFF, which means you can be seen everywhere.” - David Casas Riesco, producer.

“NIFF is a much-needed short film festival” - Julia Juaniz, editor

“For me, NIFF represents optimism and confidence in the evolution of cinema and humanity” - Lola Mayo, screenwriter

“NIFF is very necessary” - Julia Juániz, editor

"It is an honor to receive this year's NIFF Communication Award" - Moisés Rodríguez, journalist and presenter of the program Secuencias 24 horas on RTVE's 24-hour channel

“If there's one thing that defines NIFF, it's its authenticity” - Javier Gruñeiro, filmmaker and entrepreneur

“I had a fantastic experience with IFRS this year and I highly recommend it.” - Daniel Tubau, screenwriter

“It's a blessing that film festivals with soul like NIFF exist” - Anna R. Costa, screenwriter, playwright and director

"NIFF is an aspirational place where I want to be" - Juan Zabala, Head of Content at DAMA Autor

"I want to thank NIFF for the work it does to support and give visibility to women filmmakers like me" - Cecilia Gessa, director and producer.

"NIFF addresses social issues that interest us all through audiovisual media" - Amaia Yoldi, screenwriter

"Artificial intelligence is a topic that interests us all" - J. de Alcázar, director and screenwriter

New generations need NIFF! - María Gómez Juárez, screenwriter and producer

Long live NIFF! - Virginia Yague, president of DAMA

The Greats of Cinema - Video Summary 09/23/2023

The Greats of Cinema - Video Summary 09/23/2023

The excitement of the first day! - Video summary 09/21/2023

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“NIFF contributes something essential and indispensable, namely the future.” - Azucena Rodríguez, director and writer, known for her work on Entre rojas (1995), Atlas de geografía humana (2007), and Cuéntame cómo pasó (2001).