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The Salar Film Festival holds its inaugural edition from July 30 to August 2, 2026, on the Salar d'Uyuni in Bolivia—the world's largest salt flat. The event brings together national and international filmmakers and actors for film screenings, a short film competition, seminars, and territorial experiences. In harmony with the natural landscape, the traditional red carpet is replaced by an "alfombra blanca"—a white carpet. Festival organizers aim to connect the local community with the world and boost regional tourism through cinema.
The Salar Film Festival opens on July 30, 2026, on the Salar d'Uyuni in Bolivia. This is the inaugural edition of the film festival, held on the world's largest salt flat, and will continue through August 2, according to the news agency ANSA.
The event brings together Bolivian and international filmmakers, cinematographers, and actors. The goal is to connect the Uyuni community with the rest of the world through cultural exchange and creative collaborations rooted in the territory.
The program includes screenings of national and international films, a short film competition, seminars, and territorial experiences.
In harmony with the white salt landscape, the traditional red carpet is replaced by an "alfombra blanca"—a white carpet.
promote the film and art sector
— Martín Vargas Achá, Salar Film Festival organizer
Martín Vargas Achá, one of the festival's organizers, says his aim is to "promote the film and art sector." He intends to connect cinema with tourism to generate economic growth in the region.
Available sources do not specify the list of selected films or details about expected participants. The number of works competing in the short film competition has not been disclosed.
The festival takes place on the Salar d'Uyuni in Bolivia, the world's largest salt flat.
The first edition runs from July 30 to August 2, 2026.
The program includes screenings of national and international films, a short film competition, seminars, and territorial experiences.
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