Moritz Feed Dog 2026

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Film still from "African Beauty," directed by Coréon Du (Angola, 2024).

Fashion is the central axis of Moritz Feed Dog's programing. Edition after edition, the festival brings us closer to the richness and complexity of a cultural phenomenon in constant transformation. Fashion as a reflection of society and its idiosyncrasies are at the core of the productions and activities in each edition. The screenings and parallel activities that take place during the days of the festival claim the city and its streets as an inspiring source of the ecosystem of today's fashion. The 2026 program hasn't been announced, but have a look at last year's films for an idea of what's in store.

2025 Program

Last year's program opened with Sadie Frost's Twiggy (UK, 2024) tracing the teen's meteoric and unprecedented rise, as well as her multifaceted career beyond the world of fashion. Other films included Matthew Miele's Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion, an exploration of the famous designer's six-plus decades in the industry dressing an impressive list of clients that includes Doris Day, Marlene Dietrich, Marilyn Monroe, Diana Ross, Tina Turner, Barbra Streisand, Oprah Winfrey and Cher; Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story, directed by Bruce David Klein is a celebratory, effervescent tribute to a young artist of unlimited raw talent and the deep, creative relationships she had with her mentors; Rick Minnich's The Presidents' Tailor. From Auschwitz to the White House highlights the incredible story of a man who learned to sew at Auschwitz and went on to become America's most celebrated tailor; Kevin Macdonald's High & Low: John Galliano is a complex portrait of the controversial British designer who stormed into the fashion world but whose addictive, self-destructive behaviors nearly ended his career; Shocking Schiaparelli, histoire d’une visionnaire de la mode, Élise Chassaing's perfectly crafted portrait of Elsa Schiaparelli (1890-1973), one of the most daring fashion designers of the 20th century; and African Beauty, Coréon Du's ambitious and empowering exploration that sheds light on the diverse standards of beauty in contemporary Africa.

With over 20 films on the docket and talks on music and fashion, influencers, identity and the human and environmental toll of our excessive consumption, the festival strikes a balance between the glamor and hedonism surrounding the fashion world.

Tickets

Hosted at Mooby Bosque Multicines, the festival offers a wide range of ticket packages varying from single tickets for €9 to six-show passes for €42. Almost all films are shown in their original version with subtitles in either Spanish or Catalan.

Spring Film Festivals in Barcelona

Barcelona boasts a wide variety of renowned film festivals each spring, and this year promises to be another spectacular edition. Check out our article Spring Film Festivals in Barcelona where you'll discover festivals dedicated to fashion docs, films inspired by literature and history, astounding cinematic works that delve into the creativity, mystery and resilience of the human brain and films that explore the LGBTIQ+ experience.

For more events check our online events calendar.