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79 articles available in total starting from 02/10/2013. Last article published on 27/08/2026.

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Bárbara Lennie • Actress

Interview: Bárbara Lennie • Actress

“People are very interested in what’s being made in Spain, even though we sometimes may not believe it”

The Spanish actress appears in one instalment of Audiovisual From Spain’s Where Talent Ignites, a campaign that ICEX is using to promote and export the country’s creativity around the globe  

23/06 | Sponsored

Elisa Carbonell • CEO, ICEX

Interview: Elisa Carbonell • CEO, ICEX

“The audiovisual sector has brought us a great deal of joy, and we’ll continue to support it”

A conversation about the Where Talent Ignites campaign, travelling the world to promote Spanish creativity, its stops in Cannes and Mexico, and the role of the Spanish Film Academy  

19/06 | Sponsored

Wild Filmmaker unveils a rich post-Cannes calendar of events

Wild Filmmaker unveils a rich post-Cannes calendar of events

The initiative continues to strengthen its international reputation as a growing platform dedicated to the promotion of independent cinema  

05/06 | Sponsored

Michele Diomà • Founder of Wild Filmmaker

Interview: Michele Diomà • Founder of Wild Filmmaker

“And what if this revolution began with us, the artists?”

The Italian director chats to us about being a fan of low-budget filmmaking and raising the visibility of voices often excluded from the mainstream industry  

01/06 | Sponsored

Audiovisual From Spain world-premieres three new short films from the Where Talent Ignites campaign in Cannes

Audiovisual From Spain world-premieres three new short films from the Where Talent Ignites campaign in Cannes

Flamenco, La Llama and La Tarara bring together names such as Carla Simón, Rocío Molina, Ingrid García-Jonsson, Bárbara Lennie, Milena Smit and Yerai Cortés  

19/05 | Sponsored

Wild Filmmaker goes to Cannes’ Marché du Film with Comedy of the Moon

Wild Filmmaker goes to Cannes’ Marché du Film with Comedy of the Moon

Michele Diomà’s fairy tale dedicated to the history of cinema will kick off sales at the market  

08/05 | Sponsored

Lithuania steps up its Cannes presence with Vesna, Ulya and Class Photo

Lithuania steps up its Cannes presence with Vesna, Ulya and Class Photo

Spanning Special Screenings, Un Certain Regard and Critics’ Week, the Baltic country is poised to make a strong impression on the Croisette  

05/05 | Cannes 2026/Sponsored

Viesturs Kairišs’ sports drama Ulya to represent Latvia at this year’s Cannes Film Festival

Viesturs Kairišs’ sports drama Ulya to represent Latvia at this year’s Cannes Film Festival

With a major Un Certain Regard premiere and a high-profile creative team, Latvia is set to make a notable impact on the Croisette  

05/05 | Cannes 2026/Sponsored

Augustus Color’s restoration partnerships expand into new Balkan countries

Augustus Color’s restoration partnerships expand into new Balkan countries

The Italian post-production company is strengthening its partnership with Albania, and expanding to North Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Slovenia  

16/04 | Sponsored

Comedy of the Moon is the first animated film dedicated to the history of cinema created using AI

Comedy of the Moon is the first animated film dedicated to the history of cinema created using AI

Produced by Wild Filmmaker and directed by Michele Diomà, the movie “combines the production and aesthetic principles of the Nouvelle Vague with AI animation”  

25/03 | Sponsored

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