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| The Festival brings in its 49th edition this documentary shot in Cartagena, which can be viewed through the Vimeo platform | 'The year of discovery', the long-awaited documentary directed by Luis López Carrasco, shot in Cartagena and with a great reception at national and international festivals, can be seen on the Vimeo platform from Wednesday, November 25 at 9 a.m.

to Friday 27 November at 9 am, as part of the FICC's programming.'The year of discovery' is one of the most anticipated films of the festival, a documentary shot in Cartagena, which narrates the disturbances caused by the industrial crisis of 1992, and which culminated in the fire of the Regional Parliament.The Cartagena International Film Festival offers the possibility of watching López Carrasco's documentary online, through the Vimeo platform.

There are 200 passes available for each of the two days, and they can be purchased from Wednesday, November 25 at 9 am.

From then there are 48 hours to view it, with a direct link to the platform.

Tickets cost 3.95 euros and you can consult the information and the link to buy the ticket on the FICC website.Awards and honours'The year of discovery' continues its unstoppable festival career with a spectacular and risky audiovisual bet.

Some of the prizes harvested so far:Grand Jury PrizeSeville Film FestivalSpecial Jury PrizeJeonju Festival (South Korea)Best Film Award in the Novos Olhares sectionOlhar de Cinema Festival of Curitiba (Brazil)Grand Prize and Prize of the Libraries JuryCinéma du Réel Festival (Paris)Golden Alexander (Fast Forward Section) for Best FilmThessaloniki Documentary Film FestivalBest Documentary AwardCinespaña ToulouseJury mentionBlack Canvas Festival of Mexico CityThe screening of 'The Year of Discovery' at FICC49 is very special for the contest, but also for Cartagena, since not only the events it narrates occurred in the city, but also because it was filmed here, giving the possibility to many Cartagena to actively participate in the film.

The result is an overflowing, lucid and agitating documentary: an exercise in memory that shows the other fall of 92, linking past and present in a masterful way.Trailer

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena