San Sebastián Festival Gets Spanish Government Industry Boost

Comments

1. Junelund: what a perfect example of how to waste public funds on some vague, over-the-complicated bureaucratic initiative - meanwhile the festival's actual programming and accessibility remain unchanged. Guess
2. Suzukiarlo: that's a nice gesture from the Spanish government but doesn't explain why they had to make a puzzle out of it
3. Wraith Sable: they didn't spell out the names in all caps for effect. it looks like a weird title card from an art film from the 70s
4. Brunob: who came up with those title fonts though. Looks like some 80s computer virus crashed the whole design party
5. Fractal Cinder: interesting that the government's support comes on the heels of recent controversy over festival finances. how much will this actually trickle down to the smaller filmmakers and industry participants?
6. Sanaibrahim: finally some recognition for one of the real tastemakers in the industry
7. Elin: what a relief for the festival - finally some real support. hope they'll actually deliver on those promises this time 🤞
8. Mila: sick burn from whoever did the graphic design

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