NOMAD PASTORALISM IN MONGOLIA: FROM THE ETHNOARCHEOLOGY POINT OF VIEW
From 10 to 20 November. Foyer of the Teatre Cirvianum. Free entry

Dr. Natalia Égüez is a geo-ethnoarchaeologist and is currently researching at the University of La Laguna (Spain) and the University of California-Davis (USA). Her research revolves around the study of hunter-gatherer societies and nomadic shepherds. This first exhibition by Natalia Égüez presents a selection of photographs that illustrate her research on nomadism in Mongolia, giving visibility to various sociocultural practices with ancient traditions.

26 BOOK AREA (PUBLISHING AREA)
From 10 to 20 November. Foyer of the Teatre Cirvianum. Free entry

A fair with the latest mountaineering books releases.

CINEMA AND MOUNTAINS
From 13 to 20 November. Camp Base. Free entry.

Mountaineering cinema as a genre was born in 1924 with Arnold Fanck's film Der Berg des Schicksals and lasted for more than a decade. In the films of genre, the mountain becomes one more character and is the absolute heart of events, the enemy to beat.

Beyond mountaineering cinema as a genre, where mountains have a very specific meaning, mountains have had a fairly prominent presence in films of all kinds. In these films, mountains act only as a stage where adventures, disputes, love dramas or hilarious comedies have been set.

This exhibition is a compilation of posters, playbills and stills from twenty representative films of different genres where mountains, often metaphorically, have a remarkable and always different meaning.