Tenerife Noir celebrates its 8th edition with the State as a dark criminal character

The Tenerife Noir Atlantic Crime Film Festival celebrates its eighth edition from March 9th to 26th. This year's cultural program focuses on the crime genre.
The role of the State as a criminal figure will be highlighted. Still reeling from the sudden loss of Gran Canarian writer Alexis Ravelo, Tenerife Noir will pay tribute to his work and life in various activities throughout 2023, including the seventh edition of the Tenerife Noir International Seminar on Research in the Crime Genre.

Through a photocomposition of gloomy tones, this year's poster synthesizes in the mechanical gesture of an observer the surveillance they exert over the lives of citizens.
Those who collect data on their every move from a shadowy back room, a Big Brother as intuitive as it is menacing. The festival's graphic design is back for another year.
More in charge of Moio Estudio, responsible for images that are already iconic in the history of Tenerife Noir.

The eighth edition of the Atlantic Noir Festival is once again entirely in-person – although with live streaming of its activities via the Internet –
and carries out its research activity in La Laguna, in the seminar coordinated by Tenerife Noir and the University of La Laguna, which, under the direction of the Literature professor of this center Javier Rivero Grandoso, will be held between March 15 and 17, 2023.

The cultural and social activities will take place in various venues throughout the capital of Tenerife. For the past eight years, Santa Cruz de Tenerife has become the filming location for [the event/event/etc.].
Noir short films produced in the experimental and cinematic section, Tenerife Noir Express. The Rambla in Santa Cruz and other locations in the city will once again be transformed.
with its exhibition totems, in this edition on Spanish Film Noir, through illustrations of scenes by Juanan Armas.

The Casa Siliuto, or Youth Center, serves as the venue for the video game and role-playing game section—directed by composer Sara López—while Espacio-R (formerly the Recova market), the Cultural Center of El Corte Inglés department store, and the Women's Bookstore will host literary presentations, panel discussions, interviews, and exhibitions. Finally, the Paraninfo auditorium of the University of La Laguna and the Guimerá Theatre will be the spaces for theatrical performances—in addition to Espacio-R—and the Audiovisual Room at the Tenerife Espacio de las Artes (TEA) will host the regular film noir forum series.