It's Mr. Rosa de Reservoir Dogs, the clumsy criminal of Fargo and the poet with pretensions of Big Fish. Just for these three characters, the career of actor Steve Buscemi (New York, 1957) is inseparable from the history of contemporary fiction, although these three are little more than the tip of an iceberg that includes titles such as The Big Lebowski, Boardwalk Empireand Pulp Fiction, collaborations with filmmakers such as Jim Jarmusch – "the last independent film director we have left," according to Buscemi – and Martin Scorsese, and merits such as having directed one of the best episodes in the history of television series –Pine Barrens, the eleventh of the third season ofThe Sopranos. And if there's one element that all these characters and works have in common, according to Buscemi, it's a good script: he used the expression "a good script" seven times during the press conference held this Wednesday at noon at the Hotel Portitxol in Palma, on the occasion of the ICON Award he received at the Evolution Festival.

The Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival (EMIFF) will celebrate its fourteenth edition from October 21st to 29th, with a program of 130 films from more than thirty countries. The director and founder of the festival, Sandra Lipski, presented this Tuesday a new edition that will bring together more than one hundred international filmmakers, with premieres, tributes to leading figures in the industry and an extensive professional program.