Join us for an extraordinary cultural weekend in Mexico City that merges the art of cinema, visual arts, and performance. The **Mubi Fest 2025** invites you to immerse yourself in a global celebration of film, showcasing an array of meticulously curated films and captivating short films, paired with engaging Q&A sessions with filmmakers, hands-on workshops, and exhilarating live music from DJs and bands across various venues.

Simultaneously, explore **Kader Attia’s exhibition “Un descenso al paraíso”** at MUAC, where restored African masks and poignant images of war veterans with facial reconstructions come together to narrate a collective history of scars and resilience.

Experience the stunning **”Madame Butterfly Ballet,”** a choreography by Rodrigo González that intertwines classical and contemporary ballet, telling the heartbreaking story of Cio-Cio San in early 20th-century Nagasaki.

Engage with **”Ventanas al Futuro”** featuring six audiovisual installations at Universum that creatively envision potential futures, and visit **”Bajo el signo de Saturno”** at Munal, displaying over 200 works influenced by clairvoyance, astrology, and tarot in Mexican art.

Additional highlights include a transformative performance titled **”Hildegarda,”** drawing from the teachings of Hildegard von Bingen, and **”We call it Jazz: Un Viaje al Corazón de Nueva Orleans,”** a live tribute to jazz history. Participate in guided tours showcasing notable murals at Colegio de San Ildefonso, and experience Thomas Glassford’s installation **”Liminalidades epífitas,”** which harmoniously blends art with nature.

Concluding the weekend, don’t miss the closing concert of CEPROMUSIC’s inaugural season led by José Luis Castillo, featuring contemporary compositions and the poignant story of Tanya Sávicheva’s diary, illustrating human resilience amidst tragedy. This weekend encapsulates a vibrant tapestry of contemporary music, storytelling, and visual art, inviting all to explore profound themes of loss, resilience, and cultural memory.