Docs Hedy Lamarr 2026

With open-air screenings and introductory discussions led by specialists, Docs Hedy Lamarr offers three sessions that invite us to rethink our rights and our identity in the digital environment. From Elon Musk to the most invisible corners of cyberspace, the selected stories combine quality cinema with ethical and political urgency.

The 2026 programme explores settings as different as the territories affected by the water consumption of data centres in Chile and Mexico, neighbourhood resistance to property speculation in Barcelona, and the controversies surrounding the development of Tesla’s autonomous vehicles. Three stories connected by the same question: who bears the real cost of progress.

Each screening is accompanied by an introduction from specialists in technology, journalism or social movements, providing context and new perspectives on the debates raised by the films.

Far from offering simple answers, Docs Hedy Lamarr invites us to observe critically the transformations affecting our cities, our habits and our ways of relating to technology. An event for those who understand cinema as a window open to the complexities of the contemporary world.