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Alfonso Rivera


2136 articles available in total starting from 16/11/2007. Last article published on 08/07/2025.

The Magnetic Tree: That damned nostalgia

The Magnetic Tree: That damned nostalgia

Isabel Ayguavives’ feature debut is a slow-burning family portrait with underlying emotions hidden deep down, and the burden of the past conditioning its characters  

30/07/2014 | Films | Spain

Isabel Ayguavives  • Director

Interview: Isabel Ayguavives • Director

“I prefer to show and suggest”

Cineuropa met up with Isabel Ayguavives, the director of The Magnetic Tree, her feature debut  

29/07/2014

Marseille: you only have two mothers in this world

Marseille: you only have two mothers in this world

The release in Spain of the second movie by Belén Macías, a road movie that looks at the conflicts leading to foster care  

17/07/2014 | Films | Spain

El niño: Law and disorder in the Strait

El niño: Law and disorder in the Strait

Daniel Monzón substitutes the enclosed spaces of his previous Cell 211 for the sea horizons of Gibraltar in this modern western where drug traffickers ride on speedboats.  

11/07/2014 | Films | Spain

Daniel Monzón  • Director

Interview: Daniel Monzón • Director

"I’m grateful to cinema for life experiences it has granted me"

The award-winning director of Cell 211 is back with El niño, an action movie filmed in the Straits of Gibraltar.  

11/07/2014

Another Me: copy of a teenager

Another Me: copy of a teenager

Isabel Coixet has adapted a psychological horror novel about the novelties, dangers, insecurities and fears of youth  

26/06/2014 | Films | Spain

Isabel Coixet  • Director

Interview: Isabel Coixet • Director

"It’s easy for me to put myself in the shoes of a teenage girl"

Director Isabel Coixet debuts in the psychological thriller genre with the Spanish-British co-production filmed in English Another Me  

24/06/2014

Open Windows: Anyone can be a monster

Open Windows: Anyone can be a monster

Nacho Vigalondo reflects and criticises in this split-screen thriller about information overload, spying in the home and the great deceptions of the internet age  

16/06/2014 | Films | Spain

Nacho Vigalondo  • Director

Interview: Nacho Vigalondo • Director

“Privacy seems like a relative value to us”

Nacho Vigalondo’s Open Windows is a co-production involving Spain, France and the United States, shot in English and with US stars such as Elijah Wood and Sasha Grey heading up the cast  

16/06/2014

Jaume Balagueró  • Director

Interview: Jaume Balagueró • Director

“Spanish horror films are very highly regarded around the world”

Catalan filmmaker Jaume Balagueró, who is to open the Sitges Film Festival with [REC]4: Apocalypse, has received an honorary award at Nocturna  

03/06/2014

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