email print share on Facebook share on Twitter share on LinkedIn share on reddit pin on Pinterest

Malaga 2014

7 articles available in total starting from 11/03/2014. Last article published on 31/03/2014.

El inventor de la selva: building up dreams and tearing them down again

El inventor de la selva: building up dreams and tearing them down again

Backed by Isaki Lacuesta and León Siminiani, Jordi Morató’s fascinating documentary regales us with a portrait of an artist who is irresponsible, psychic and 100% free  

31/03/2014 | Málaga 2014

Málaga rewards the risks taken by two feature debuts

Málaga rewards the risks taken by two feature debuts

Swiping five awards, the clear favourite, Long Distance, triumphs in a competition that also appreciated the creativity and courage of Todos están muertos  

31/03/2014 | Málaga 2014

The Unexpected Life: a strange couple

The Unexpected Life: a strange couple

Jorge Torregrossa returns with a nostalgic comedy filmed in New York, following a screenplay by Elvira Lindo, starring Raúl Arévalo and Javier Cámara  

28/03/2014 | Malaga 2014

Todos están muertos: the open wounds of the past

Todos están muertos: the open wounds of the past

Beatriz Sanchís is competing in the Málaga-based competition with a tale of death, motherhood and past traumas that stars Elena Anaya  

27/03/2014 | Málaga 2014

Long Distance: reality’s similarities and substitutions

Long Distance: reality’s similarities and substitutions

After kicking off at SXSW in Austin, the film about a generation reduced to moving abroad and new technologies won in Malaga  

24/03/2014 | Málaga 2014

Carmina y amén: 48 hours with Antonio

Carmina y amén: 48 hours with Antonio

The second (and last?) part of the saga, which started with Carmina o revienta, will give more of the same: humour, picaresque characters and complete involvement from the León family  

24/03/2014 | Málaga 2014

Malaga makes a strong commitment to Spanish cinema

Malaga makes a strong commitment to Spanish cinema

The latest edition of the Andalusian competition, which today unveiled its programme in Madrid, is enthusiastically pinning its hopes on Spanish-language productions from both Spain and Latin America  

11/03/2014 | Malaga 2014

Privacy Policy

Creative Europe MEDIA