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Alfonso Rivera

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2417 articles available in total starting from 16/11/2007. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

Review: The Map to Touch You

Review: The Map to Touch You

Mercedes Afonso’s documentary is a sensitive, optimistic and moving portrait of autism, shaped by the filmmaker’s deep love for her son Airam  

25/03 | Málaga 2026

Series review: A 100-million Reward

Series review: A 100-million Reward

Three bumbling, comical rogues lead Nacho G Velilla’s entertaining miniseries, which not only recreates a farcical kidnapping, but also paints a portrait of a crisis-riddled Spain  

25/03 | Series | Reviews | Spain

The sixth D’A Film Lab Barcelona presents its projects

The sixth D’A Film Lab Barcelona presents its projects

The new works by Helena Girón and Samuel M. Delgado, Álex Lora, Adrià Guxens, Samuel Nacar and Manuel Manrique feature prominently in the professional programme of the D’A film festival in Barcelona  

20/03 | D’A 2026

Review: Zeta

Review: Zeta

Dani de la Torre delivers a fast-paced spy thriller packed with action and plot twists, a film that easily holds its own against American blockbusters  

19/03 | Films | Reviews | Spain/USA

Review: Bitter Christmas

Review: Bitter Christmas

As in Pain & Glory, Pedro Almodóvar once again turns to autofiction, this time to explore delayed grief, vampiric artistic inspiration and a professional crisis  

19/03 | Films | Reviews | Spain

Santiago Segura's Torrente for President grossed seven million euros in its opening weekend

Santiago Segura's Torrente for President grossed seven million euros in its opening weekend

Without the usual promotional campaign or advance press screenings, the sixth instalment of the saga has made history at the Spanish box office, becoming the fourth-highest-grossing Spanish film...  

18/03 | Production | Funding | Spain

The MAFIZ holds its awards ceremony at the 29th Malaga Film Festival

The MAFIZ holds its awards ceremony at the 29th Malaga Film Festival

Notable Spanish award-winning titles include Taranta by Samuel Nacar, L’Escletxa by Àlex Lora, Lóngquán by Adrià Guxens and La hija bastarda, the debut feature by actress Olivia Delcán  

17/03 | Malaga 2026 | MAFIZ/Awards

I Won’t Die For Love wins the Spanish Golden Biznaga award in Málaga

I Won’t Die For Love wins the Spanish Golden Biznaga award in Málaga

Marta Matute’s debut film has taken the top prize, along with two awards for its cast, while the Mexican film The Garden We Dreamed has secured three major awards  

16/03 | Malaga 2026 | Awards

Review: Ladies’ Hunting Party

Review: Ladies’ Hunting Party

Pedro Aguilera reimagines The Hunt, directed by Carlos Saura sixty years ago, transforming its male protagonists into women who carry the same burdens and hardships  

13/03 | Malaga 2026

Review: My Dearest Señorita

Review: My Dearest Señorita

With the creative partnership of Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, Fernando González Molina pays tribute to Jaime de Armiñán's classic in a festive and youthful, assertive and proudly intersexual plea  

12/03 | Málaga 2026

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