The third edition of the Eduardo Chillida School focuses on one of the great references in the history of 20th century art. Chillida was a unique, singular and unrepeatable artist, with his own style and an unusual language of forms. But, above all, Chillida represented the constant search for knowledge and the will to go beyond the limits of the known.

"In recent years, a new generation of filmmakers has come to the fore, production companies have been set up and professionals are beginning to meet to reflect on how to improve filmmaking".

In this interview, Graxi Irigaray talks about cinema in The North Basque Country.

"Sports diplomacy opens many doors; for example, to reveal realities that are invisible in international relations".

Imanol Galdos works in the management of Donostia Kultura and talks about the subject in this interview.

On the 30th of June, Anjel Lertxundi gave a speech to close the course on him and his work.

"Anjel Lertxundi is a canonical writer, but we have to be self-critical. He ought to have a greater response from the academic field, from the university. We need more voices and critical works".

In this interview, Alexander Gurrutxaga talks about the course Anjel Lertxundi: Idazlea eta obra.

Tradizioaren traizioaz?  The course ends with a live performance. Jon Maya and Iñaki Goirizelaia dance to a trumpet.