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The In-Edit Festival is established as a contemporary classic of the cinematographic and musical scene. Faithful followers fill the cinemas every year making this festival an essential event for lovers of musical documentaries. Screenings always sell out additional tickets and sessions to meet demand, and exude an energy that confirms that it is much more than a festival. It is a meeting point for melomaniacs, moviegoers and professionals alike.
Since its beginnings in 2003, In-Edit has become a ten-day annual ritual. Audiences enter the world of music from a completely new perspective. The careful selection of documentaries offers a unique vision of the history, evolution and influence of music on society. The festival is not limited to screenings, but offers an immersive experience combining meetings with directors, debates with experts, specialized workshops and parallel activities to make each edition a real celebration of musical culture.
From October 23 to November 2, 2025, the Mooby Aribau Cinema is the epicentre of this event, Lovers of documentary film come together to share stories, ideas and passions. This emblematic setting in Barcelona will become the meeting point of a community based on a love of music and cinema, consolidating this event as a unique platform to discover new talent, revisit musical icons and explore innovative narratives that transcend screens.
A festival to rediscover music
Every year, In-Edit presents a selection of documentaries that explore the relationship between music and society. The programming includes not only biographies of renowned artists, but also pieces that reveal lesser-known but equally fascinating stories. Documentaries address themes such as the origins of iconic instruments, political movements linked to music and the influence of certain songs in different eras.
In previous editions, the festival has projected jewels such as 20 Feet from ‘Stardom’, which gives voice to the chorists behind some of the great hits of rock and soul, ‘Searching for Sugar Man’, which rediscovers the history of Sixto Rodríguez; ‘Eno’, an innovative piece about producer Brian Eno that changes in each projection thanks to generative software; or ‘Soundtrack to a Coup by État’, nominated for an Oscars in the best best documentary category.
A space to connect
In-Edit is much more than a space for screenings: it is a meeting point for musicians, directors, producers and spectators. Here experiences are shared, new talents are discovered and the influence of music in society is debated. It is a unique opportunity to establish professional connections and foster collaborations in the music and audiovisual sector.
For students and young filmmakers, the festival offers initiatives such as In-Edit Talent. Here they can present projects and receive advice from experienced professionals. The In-Edit Lab is a key space for training and meeting with leading figures in the sector. Recognized directors offer masterclasses and there are round tables with producers and musicians.
A festival with international impact
Over its more than 20 years of history, In-Edit has expanded its borders and has held editions in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Colombia and Greece, consolidating itself as a world reference in the genre of musical documentary. This global projection has allowed the festival to create an international network of creators and spectators with a passion for music and documentary film.
Each edition is a unique opportunity to discover exciting stories, meet new voices and enjoy the best music in cinematographic format. Whether you are a spectator or a professional, this festival continues to captivate and inspire both veterans and the new generations.
A sustainable and inclusive festival
In In-Edit, audiovisual is also a tool for social transformation. In 2024, they joined the Acció Cinema program, an initiative to promote critical and mobilized citizenship through cinema. Within this framework, the Feeding Hope project began. This is an initiative by the European Union Humanitarian Aid Office to combat hunger. In addition, 10% of the revenue goes to the Arrels Foundation, which since 1987 has offered support to more than 4,800 homeless people.
For years, In-Edit has been working to reduce its ecological footprint, implementing measures aligned with the objectives of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. This translates into action such as the use of reusable cups and crockery, 95% of printed media is now in digital format. An emphasis is placed on local production wherever possible so collaboration with local producers is key. Sustainable transport is also prioritized, the train for national guests and direct flights for international guests.
The festival strives to guarantee an inclusive and accessible experience for everyone. Subtitling and audio description have been implemented in some screenings, access for people with reduced mobility has been enhanced and special sessions adapted to vulnerable groups are held. The aim is to make an open space, where passion for musical cinema can be shared without barriers.
