Behind every song lies a story, and behind every voice, an entire universe that does not end when the music fades. Far from the spotlight, music is also made and forged, and it is precisely this territory that In-Edit has been exploring for more than two decades. Rooted in Barcelona, the festival has turned documentary cinema into a distinctive way of approaching musicians, their artistic journeys, and the worlds orbiting their songs.
For its 24th edition, the festival presents 70 titles following major icons of contemporary music alongside more local narratives. David Bowie, Pulp, NOFX, and Marianne Faithfull are captured through fresh perspectives – the latter headlining the opening gala with Broken English. While the international selection traverses careers and scenes that have defined modern music, Catalan productions also claim their space with works by Albert Serra and Carla Simón, alongside a portrait of the maestro Jordi Savall. It is a journey that will also leap beyond the cinema screen with live concerts and DJ sets, making its way to Moments Estel·lars, the series organised by The New Barcelona Post, which will dedicate its October session to the festival with Uri Altell, Astrid Rousse, Toni Querol, and Dorian frontman Marc Gili.