200 Lives, Paco Rabal (2026)

Paco Rabal recounts his life, regrets, and contradictions through his own voice on cassette tapes and Super 8 footage from his travels, film shoots, and festivals he attended despite his political involvement as a screen idol of the Franco era. The actor, who won Best Actor at the inaugural Festival in 1953 and the Donostia Award in 2001, is remembered through an impressive filmography that captures the period up to his death in Bordeaux, including Goya, a role he portrayed several times. In San Sebastián, he achieved success working with Rafael Gil, Lucas Demare, León Klimovsky, Pedro Olea, and Jaime de Armiñán.