In late 1930s Andalusia on the eve of the Spanish Civil War, a circle of bohemian artists and clandestine lovers faces escalating political hostility. When a secret ballot, marked by the casting of a single black ball, forces an impossible betrayal from within, the surviving group is thrust into a desperate fight to protect their identities and their art before the fascist net tightens.

Inspired by the lost, unfinished theatrical texts of Federico García Lorca, La Bola Negra is an unsparing historical drama and queer epic. Captured on rich 35mm and mixed in immersive Dolby Atmos, it pairs painterly cinematography with emotionally devastating performances, a monumental big screen confrontation that earned the Best Director award at Cannes 2026. Screening in a strictly limited engagement, so don't sleep on it! 

In Spanish with English subtitles.

Rated R21 for Homosexual Content.