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4017 articles available in total starting from 30/05/2002. Last article published on 15/10/2026.

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Series review: Foodie Love

Series review: Foodie Love

Isabel Coixet invites us to sample the delights of a romance-infused gastronomic menu with a sprinkling of Laia Costa and Guillermo Pfening, taking in Barcelona, Tokyo and France  

04/12/2019 | Spain

REC is back to foster new talents once again

REC is back to foster new talents once again

In both its tantalising programme and its industry section, the 19th edition of the Tarragona International Film Festival is encouraging youthful creativity to spring forth  

03/12/2019 | Festivals | Awards | Spain

Thomas Heise comes out on top at the 9th Muestra de Lanzarote

Thomas Heise comes out on top at the 9th Muestra de Lanzarote

The director’s latest documentary, the German production Heimat Is a Space in Time, has scooped the Jury Prize after the jurors discussed their verdict in front of the audience attending the gathering  

02/12/2019 | Lanzarote MCL 2019 | Awards

Review: Andrómedas

Review: Andrómedas

Clara Sanz’s first feature film is a French-Spanish documentary full of life, truth and love, shot in a city of La Mancha and revolving around a 90-year-old grandmother and her carer  

28/11/2019 | Márgenes 2019

Review: In a Whisper

Review: In a Whisper

Heidi Hassan and Patricia Pérez Fernández's autobiographical documentary is an intense journey of love, friendship and homesickness  

26/11/2019 | IDFA 2019

Review: Glittering Misfits

Review: Glittering Misfits

Iban del Campo crafts a documentary on a handful of burlesque performers in New York, spokespeople for artistic freedom and militancy who are unafraid to criticise the system  

25/11/2019 | Márgenes 2019

Review: Barzakh

Review: Barzakh

Alejandro Salgado's documentary is a poetic tale about a group of boys and their interminable wait as they hope to make the crossing from Africa to Europe  

25/11/2019 | IDFA 2019

Vitalina Varela shines bright at the Gijón Film Festival

Vitalina Varela shines bright at the Gijón Film Festival

The latest effort by Portuguese maestro Pedro Costa continues raking in the awards, having scooped the top prize at the Spanish gathering, where other European films also excelled  

25/11/2019 | Gijón 2019 | Awards

Review: Work, or to Whom Does the World Belong

Review: Work, or to Whom Does the World Belong

Elisa Cepedal scrutinises the world of Asturian miners in this sterile documentary, going so far as to imbue history and this highly earthy reality with a slightly dystopian aura  

22/11/2019 | Gijón 2019

Review: Les Perseides

Review: Les Perseides

The first full-length feature from directing duo Alberto Dexeus and Ànnia Gabarró dredges up some old ghosts through the wild imagination and unclouded gaze of a young girl  

22/11/2019 | Gijón 2019

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