Offering prizes to Almodóvar lead and rapidly-risen star Milena Smit (“Parallel Mothers”) and evergreen Spanish comedy icon Fernando Tejero (“Aquí no hay quien viva”), notable as the ethically spineless priest in Alejandro Amenábar’s “The Captive,” the resilient Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival bows on Nov. 14 with an powerfully enticing line-up of Latin American titles in main competition, a reminder of Spanish cinema’s current power in section Acento and five doc-features in Talento Andaluz.
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