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

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Menú degustació: Zentropa goes for gastronomic comedy

A refined elite restaurant is the backdrop for Roger Gual’s third film, produced by Zentropa Spain: an ensemble film which closed the out-of-competition section Malaga Premiere  

27/04/2013 | Malaga 2013

Stockholm: a cinema engaged in a struggle

Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s second feature film, in competition in Malaga, is all about today, produced with the means on hand  

25/04/2013 | Malaga 2013

Encierro (3D): San Fermin like you’ve never seen it before

An emotional Spanish documentary, filmed in 3D, will open the out of competition Malaga Premiere section, bringing the general public and the press to the edge of their seats  

23/04/2013 | Malaga 2013

Diamantes negros: the dark (and hidden) side of football

Miguel Alcantud denounces the traffic of talented minors into the football industry, in his third feature film presented in the official section of the Spanish film festival in Malaga  

23/04/2013 | Malaga 2013

I’m So Excited: between feathers and follies

Pedro Almodóvar presents his new film – his most cheeky, light and gay one yet: a comedy set on a plane which destination is unknown  

05/03/2013 | Films | Spain

The Last Days

An adventure film and "buddy movie" for the second feature by the Pastor brothers, filmed in Spain. A new take on the apocalyptic cinema genre, with the financial crisis as a backdrop.  

04/03/2013 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Àlex and David Pastor • Directors

"We have more artistic freedom in Spain than in the United States"

The Pastor brothers made their debut with Carriers, shot in the United States. They are now back in Spain with another apocalyptic title: The Last Days.  

22/02/2013

Interview: Isabel Coixet • Director

"I like cinema as an adventure and as a form of apprenticeship"

The woman behind The Secret Life of Words (four Goya awards in 2006), Elegy and Map of the Sounds of Tokyo is presenting Yesterday Never Ends, her most bitter, critical and audacious film yet in...  

05/02/2013

Yesterday Never Ends

In every single way: socially and personally. Two standalone characters find themselves in this situation in a brave, audacious and very painful film on the terrible moment we are going through.  

05/02/2013 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Andrés Muschietti • Director

“Guillermo del Toro seeks talents to produce”

Mamá, directed by Andrés Muschietti and supported by Guillermo del Toro  

04/02/2013

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