70th San Sebastián International Film Festival

Partnering with the Málaga Film Festival, the 70th edition will feature 'Spanish Screenings XXL', a beefed up joint version of the 'Spanish Screenings' film market, hitherto showcased at Málaga.^[3] In May 2022, French actress Juliette Binoche was revealed to be the protagonist of the film's official poster as well as the recipient of a Donostia honorary career award.^[4] In June 2022, Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg was disclosed as the recipient of another Donostia Award.^[5]

The official selection's film Prison 77 will open the festival, screened out of competition.^[1] Other than the opener, an initial lineup with some titles from Spain was announced on 15 July 2022.^[6][7][8] A slate of 12 international main competition works was announced on 2 August.^[9]

• Matías Mosteirín, Argentinian producer - Jury President^[10][11]
• Antoinette Boulat, French casting director and filmmaker
• Tea Lindeburg, Danish filmmaker
• Rosa Montero, Spanish writer
• Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese, Lesotho filmmaker
• Hlynur Pálmason, Icelandic director

American actress Glenn Close was slated to feature as Jury president, but cancelled her visit in the wake of a "family emergency".^[11]

• Alina Grigore [es], filmmaker, Romania - Jury President^[12]
• Paolo Moretti, programmer, Italy
• Paula Arantzazu Ruiz [es], film critic, Spain
• Selva Almada, writer, Argentina
• Ashmita Guha, filmmaker, India

• Giovanni Pompili, Italian producer - Jury President^[12]
• Tatiana Huezo, Salvadoran filmmaker
• Júlia Olmo, Spanish film critic

• Albertina Carri, Argentine director, screenwriter and producer - Jury President^[12]
• Vanja Kaluđerčić, director of Rotterdam Film Festival
• Manuel Calvo, producer and director

• Ander Izagirre [es], journalist and writer - Jury President^[12]
• Nerea Kortabitarte, communicator and writer
• Txema Muñoz, programmer

The lineup of titles selected for the official selection include:^{[9][13][14][15]}

Highlighted title indicates award winner.^[2]

The line up of films selected for the Latin Horizons section is as follows:^[16][17]

Highlighted title indicates award winner.^[2]

The initial lineup of films selected for the Kutxabank-New Directors section is as follows:^[18][19][20]

Highlighted title indicates award winner.^[2]

A list of films selected for the 'Perlak' lineup is as follows:^[21][22]

The lineup of films in the Zabaltegi-Tabakalera section is as follows:^[23][24][20]

Highlighted title indicates award winner.^[2]

The slate of films selected for screening in the 'Made in Spain' section is as follows:^[25][26]

The following film was programmed as a surprise:^[27]