Alfonso Rivera 2170 articles available in total starting from 16/11/2007. Last article published on 05/09/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 187 188 [189] 190 191 ... 215 216 217 next Márgenes V: Flinging open the window to independent filmThe fifth edition of the online festival, with films from Spain, Portugal and Latin America, will kick off this Thursday with On Football and the handing-out of its Special Award to Emma Suárez 02/12/2015 | Festivals | SpainHong Sang-Soo and Arturo Ripstein are the stars of Gijón’s awards listThe jury of the official section opted for Korean film Right Now, Wrong Then as Best Feature of the festival and thought the Spanish-Mexican title Bleak Street was worthy of the Best Director Award 30/11/2015 | Gijón 2015 | AwardsInterview: Mauro Herce • Director"For me, cinema is a necessity"Spanish filmmaker Mauro Herce is showing his multi-award-winning first work, the enthralling Dead Slow Ahead, shot on a cargo ship, in Gijón 27/11/2015Ave y Nada: The beginning and the endCristobal Arteaga's third feature-length film is a rewriting of the Book of Genesis featuring two actors and no dialogue 26/11/2015 | Gijón 2015Bleak Street: Of tender whores and masked dwarvesA slice of pure Arturo Ripstein, produced by Mexico and Spain, opened the Gijón Film Festival with its loose recreation of a tragicomic real-life event from the Mexico City underworld 23/11/2015 | Gijón 2015Spanish films sell more and better abroadRamón Colom, the FAPAE chair, offered an overview of the Spanish industry at a press conference during the IX Madrid de Cine – Spanish Film Screening 20/11/2015 | Industry | SpainThe 53rd edition of the Gijón International Film Festival starts with an attractive programmeOn 20 November the Asturian competition opens with the Spanish-Mexican Bleak Street by Arturo Ripstein, an enticing starter to a rich menu 19/11/2015 | Gijón 2015Interview: Paula Ortiz • Director“Lorca’s women harbour a great deal of desire, love and hatred”Cineuropa chatted to Paula Ortiz about her second feature film, The Bride, which is based on Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding and competing in Tallinn 18/11/2015John From: The logic of passionJoao Nicolau unveiled a sensitive, infectious and dreamy ode to young love in the form of a fanciful journey into the oceans of the South in the Las Nuevas Olas section of the 12th SEFF 17/11/2015 | Seville 2015The Academy of Muses lauded at SevilleJosé Luis Guerín's latest experiment has become the first Spanish film to snag the Golden Giraldillo. In second place at the Andalusian event was Arabian Nights by Miguel Gomes 16/11/2015 | Seville 2015 previous page: 1 2 3 ... 187 188 [189] 190 191 ... 215 216 217 next