Watch out! – Serielizados Fest 2026 expands the lineup for its 13th edition with major highlights such as the world premiere of Celeste (S2), the highly anticipated Matar a un oso and Ann Droid, alongside top-tier talent including Carmen Machi, Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Hagai Levi, Steven Moffat, Victoria Martín, and Ferran Adrià.

The festival will open with In Vitro (3Cat & Max) and close with Episòdic: El principi d’Arquimedes. Competing in the Official Selection are Celeste (S2) featuring the return of Carmen Machi, Matar a un oso (by the Sánchez-Cabezudo brothers), Segunda temporada (Filmin), and the irreverent Ann Droid, created by and starring Diane Morgan (Philomena Cunk).

Among the most special events on the program are a guest appearance by Hagai Levi (The Affair) presenting his new series Etty, the documentary Lorne about the legacy of Saturday Night Live, an exclusive talk with Ferran Adrià on the series Gènesi (3Cat), and a 30th-anniversary tribute to the legendary show Nissaga de poder. All of this accompanied by a star-studded jury featuring Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Victoria Martín, alongside a live comedy session by the podcast Literaturium.

Under the motto “An eye for it”, the 13th edition of Serielizados Fest champions the value of cultural curation to uncover the year’s most exciting series. See you from October 19 to 28 at CCCB, Mooby Aribau, Phenomena Experience, and CASA CUPRA Raval.

The Scottish screenwriter, creator of ‘Sherlock’ and legendary showrunner of ‘Doctor Who’, will attend the festival accompanied by Sue Vertue, producer of his series and of one of British television’s most iconic titles: ‘Mr. Bean’.

Steven Moffat will be one of the festival’s main international guests. The Scottish screenwriter has an extensive career in British television and is especially well-known for being the creator of Sherlock (2010-2017), the BBC series starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman that offered a reimagining of the classic character created by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Moffat was also the showrunner for several years of Doctor Who, one of the most emblematic series in British science fiction. His work as a creator and screenwriter also includes the sitcom Coupling (2000-2004), miniseries such as Jekyll (2007) and Dracula (2020), or the satire Douglas Is Cancelled (2024), one of his most recent titles. His career also extends to film, where he co-wrote The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (2011), directed by Steven Spielberg.