Canigó

Canigó (2026)



10.0 2026 35 min —

Director: Lau Quevedo

Cast: Guiu Quevedo, Mateu Colell Gangolells

Adventure Fantasy
Inspired by Jacint Verdaguer’s legendary verse, Lau Quevedo crafts a dreamlike cinematic meditation. The narrative shadows the intertwined paths of Gentil and Guifre, tracing their journey right up to Gentil’s final breath. Through their intimate exchanges, the film weaves a tapestry of profound themes—divine mysteries, the weight of belief, their restless travels—while also embracing the quiet, fleeting chatter of the mundane, where even silence speaks of the void.

More About This Film

Canigó is a 2026 title drawing its name from the famous Canigó mountain and the cultural landscape associated with the Pyrenees. The title suggests a story in which place, identity, landscape, and memory are closely intertwined.

The mountain setting gives the film an opportunity to explore the relationship between people and the land around them. Its identity is strongly rooted in Catalan geography and culture, making the location itself an important part of the film's character.

  • The title refers to the Canigó massif in the Pyrenees.
  • The project is connected to Catalan cultural and geographic identity.
  • The mountain landscape is a key element of the film's thematic identity.
  • The story lends itself to themes of heritage, memory, and belonging.

Where to Watch

Spanish and Catalan-language films may have different distribution paths across Spain and international markets.