The Atlántida Film Festival concluded its week-long event with the screening of 'El ser querido,' the latest film by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, starring Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo. The Queen Letizia attended the closing ceremony, marking her first major appearance at the festival since its inception. She was joined by other notable figures such as Bardem, Sorogoyen, and Vicky Luengo, who participated in a photocall. The Queen, who has been based in Madrid completing administrative tasks, was welcomed at the venue by local officials and festival organizers. The event featured a special performance by singer Júlia Colom and the awarding of several prizes, including the Master of Cinema award to composer Alexandre Desplat. The festival highlighted both international and national films, with 'Mala bestia' winning the Best National Film award.
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