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72 articles available in total starting from 28/03/2014. Last article published on 18/08/2026.

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Roma and Flow producers team up on Sofía Carrillo’s stop-motion feature Insectarium

Roma and Flow producers team up on Sofía Carrillo’s stop-motion feature Insectarium

The $4.76 million Mexican-Spanish-Canadian-Latvian co-production marks the Mexican animator’s feature debut and is currently in pre-production for a planned 2028 release  

18/08 | Production | Funding | Mexico/Spain/Canada/Latvia

Actor Pedro Casablanc makes the leap to directing with The King’s Tailor

Actor Pedro Casablanc makes the leap to directing with The King’s Tailor

Jesús Carroza, Natalia de Molina, Alberto Ammann and Alec Baldwin star in this film set in 1960s Casablanca, which blends family drama and political thriller  

29/05 | Production | Funding | Spain/Mexico

Bruno Dumont • Director of Red Rocks

Interview: Bruno Dumont • Director of Red Rocks

“I wanted to return to something primary, where everything begins"

CANNES 2026: One of France’s most unusual filmmakers surprises once again by confronting the limitations of the modern world while striving towards a bright utopia  

21/05 | Cannes 2026 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: Red Rocks

Review: Red Rocks

CANNES 2026: Bruno Dumont heads south and reinvents the classic “love story” against a backdrop of class struggle and through the lens of early childhood in a bold and technically accomplished film  

20/05 | Cannes 2026 | Directors’ Fortnight

Manuela Martelli • Director of The Meltdown

Interview: Manuela Martelli • Director of The Meltdown

“Both Chile and Germany have a very clear moment in their history when they started to regain their democracy”

CANNES 2026: The director of 1976 discusses the political and interpersonal stakes in her sophomore feature  

16/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

Diego Luna • Director of Ashes

Interview: Diego Luna • Director of Ashes

“I believe cinema is, by definition, political; there’s no way around it”

CANNES 2026: The Mexican actor and director discusses the concepts of migration and identity, reflecting on political cinema and the collaborative nature of acting  

16/05 | Cannes 2026 | Special Screenings

Review: The Meltdown

Review: The Meltdown

CANNES 2026: Manuella Martelli crafts a subtle, atmospheric and allusive work about a mysterious disappearance in a hotel in the mountains  

14/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

Review: Ashes

Review: Ashes

CANNES 2026: Diego Luna’s fourth film is a raw and compassionate immigration drama following a young girl’s fractured family journey between Mexico and Spain  

14/05 | Cannes 2026 | Special Screenings

Black Water wins the Socio-Environmental Film Award at the Guadalajara Film Festival

Black Water wins the Socio-Environmental Film Award at the Guadalajara Film Festival

The jury has praised the emotional power of Natxo Leuza’s documentary, produced by En Buen Sitio, which tackles climate change with courage and realism  

28/04 | Festivals | Awards | Spain/Mexico

A Little Something Extra by David Marqués set for release

A Little Something Extra by David Marqués set for release

Antonio Resines and Quim Gutiérrez play two robbers on the run in this heart-warming comedy, co-produced by Santiago Segura through his Bowfinger International Pictures  

22/04 | Production | Funding | Spain/Mexico

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