Malaga 2026 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 12 articles available in total starting from 12/02/2026. Last article published on 07/05/2026. page: [1] 2 next Review: I Won't Die for LoveDrawing on her own life experience, debut filmmaker Marta Matute delivers a realistic portrayal of the devastating impact a mother’s serious illness has on the family members caring for her 07/05 | Films | Reviews | Spain/BelgiumInterview: Júlia de Paz • Director of The Good Daughter“Psychological abuse is difficult to prove, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist”In her second feature film, the Catalan filmmaker tackles issues such as vicarious violence and depicts family support centres for victims of abuse 10/04 | /Spain/BelgiumReview: Better ClassVíctor García León pokes fun at—and shares in—the contradictions of modern fatherhood, where men are willing to trample their own ethical principles in order to climb the social ladder 26/03 | Films | Reviews | Spain/UruguayReview: The Map to Touch YouMercedes 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 2026Series review: A 100-million RewardThree 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 | SpainThe MAFIZ holds its awards ceremony at the 29th Malaga Film FestivalNotable 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/AwardsI Won’t Die For Love wins the Spanish Golden Biznaga award in MálagaMarta 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 | AwardsReview: Ladies’ Hunting PartyPedro 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 2026Review: My Dearest SeñoritaWith 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 2026Málaga Festival Fund & Co Production Event hosts 27 Ibero-American projectsDocumentaries, short films and features are heading to the industry event, which takes place from 9-13 March during the 29th Málaga Film Festival 05/03 | Málaga 2026 | MAFIZ page: [1] 2 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)