The current film programme at l´Hemisfèric (IMAX films):

- Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies
An exciting journey to explore the tombs of the great Egyptian pharaohs, unveiling the history of this civilisation through the secrets guarded by the mummies.

- Dinosaurs Alive!
From the vast and exotic dune areas of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia to the sandstone boulders of New Mexico, “Dinosaurs Alive!” follows the footsteps of the palaeontologists of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in their exploration of one of the largest dinosaur tracks in history.

- Deep sea
Enjoy Deep Sea in a completely different way from what you are used to. This new underwater adventure takes the spectator down to the bottom of the ocean to see the most colourful and sometimes the most dangerous creatures on the planet and to discover this underwater world and the beings that live there. Sometimes amusing, sometimes threatening, they all really depend on each other in order to survive and maintain the ecosystem in balance.

- The Alps
Discover the vertical wall of rock and ice of the North face of the Eiger, in the Swiss Alps, together with mountaineer John Harlin, in one of the most dangerous and most significant ascents in his life in IMAX format. Contemplate its grandeur, its beauty, the dangerous avalanches and allow yourself to be impregnated by its irresistible attraction.,


- Kaluoka'hina, the enchanted reef (Digital Projection System)
Kaluoka’hina, the enchanted reef tells an amusing story full of humour. This fun show for the whole family presents an exciting adventure full of information on the fantastic underwater world. The immensity of the oceans of our planet conceals unimaginable secrets. One of the most prized is that of Kaluoka’hina, the enchanted reef, the magic of which prevents it from being discovered by humans. The inhabitants of Kaluoka’hina have always lived in peace… until the volcano starts to erupt and the spell is broken.


and at the planetarium:

- The New Star (Children's planetarium)
A interactive spectacle that shows the kids how to observe the nocturn sky with a host-guide that teaches them with games and riddles some phenomenon such as the movement of the stars or how to find the Polar Star.