— from Orcas Island Film Festival —

Up-and-coming Spanish filmmaker Jonás Trueba’s new film, The August Virgin (La virgen de agosto), is a perfect summer movie, an Éric Rohmer-esque love letter to Madrid and affairs of the heart.

THE AUGUST VIRGIN 
Spain | 2h 5min | Drama | 2019 

Eva is not satisfied with her life. In an act of faith, she decides to stay in Madrid over the summer, when all the other locals leave. Through events and encounters that take place during the August festivities and night-time fiestas, Eva will discover that life still has opportunities for her…

A summertime coming-of-age tale for the thirty-somethings.

FIPRESCI Award and Special Jury Mention at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival 2019

We now have our own virtual cinema platform and ticketing system. This means you will be buying tickets directly from the Orcas Island Film Festival. You’ll only need to sign in on our website after you enter the virtual cinema and you will be directed to all of our movies. You can choose the film you’d like to see and if you have our site remember your payment preference then all you have to do is click “unlock now” and you can start watching.

WAYS TO WATCH

You can watch our films on AppleTV and Roku players with the “Eventive App” 

(An app for Amazon’s FireTV will be released by late August)
If you have Chromecast (3rd gen or later), or a smart TV enabled with AirPlay or Chromecast, set your computer, mobile device or browser to “AirPlay” or “cast” to the TV device.

Unlock the program on Eventive Virtual, then set your player window to full-screen using the icon at the lower right.

You can also directly connect a laptop or computer using an HDMI cable by doing the following:

  • Make sure your computer is close enough to your Television for the HDMI cable to reach between them safely.
  • Connect one end of the HDMI cable into an available HDMI port on the TV. Take note of the HDMI input number it is being connected to.
  • Plug the other end of the cable into your laptop’s HDMI out port
  • Set the TV to the HDMI Input port that the computer is connected to using the source or display button on your TV remote.
  • Need more help? Launch the Live Support on the eventive site.
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