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Cicle Gaudí in Berlin

With the sensitive film *Romería*, Carla Simón brings her trilogy on family memory—which began with *Estiu 1993* and *Alcarràs*—to a close.

The film is an intimate journey into her own past and a search for the fragmented and contradictory memories of an era, based on her mother’s personal diary.

The multi-award-winning director creates a mosaic that reveals an intense love story set in 1980s Spain—a time of liberation and experimentation, marked by drug use and the HIV epidemic.

The film combines intimate realism with poetic evocations to explore loss, family, and the need to construct one’s own story.

Following the screening, there will be a Q&A session with the audience, moderated by Olivia López Bremme, accompanied by a wine from the Mallorcan winery Ànima Negra and a special tapa specialty from the Hotel Gat Point Charlie (GatRooms) in Berlin.

Admission is €10 and includes the film, the discussion, the aperitif, and all taxes.

Tickets are available on the Babylon website.

The Cicle Gaudí in Berlin is organized by the Catalan Film Academy, in collaboration with the Ramon Llull Cultural Institute, with the support of the Mallorcan winery Ànima Negra, the GatRooms Hotel, and Desbandada magazine, and with the kind support of Babylon.

Upcoming films at the Cicle Gaudí in Berlin:

October 17, 2026 SIRAT, dir. Oliver Laxe (French and Spanish, original version with subtitles). 111 min

Dates
September 2026
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