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4002 articles available in total starting from 30/05/2002. Last article published on 30/09/2026.

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Interview: Gerardo Herrero • Director

"If I hadn’t also produced it, this film would probably not have been made"

One of the leading producers of Spanish cinema has for years combined producing with directing, and now presents his fifteenth film, Frozen Silence: a war thriller shot in Lithuania.  

11/01/2012

Changing times in Spanish culture

The end of 2011 and beginning of 2012 has been a turbulent time for almost all sectors of Spanish society, including of course cinema. After the landslide victory of conservative Mariano Rajoy in...  

11/01/2012 | Industry | Spain

Cienfuegos dismissed as director of Gijón fest

This morning, the Asturian regional government announced the dismissal of José Luis Cienfuegos as director of the Gijón International Film Festival, a position he had occupied since 1995. Under...  

11/01/2012 | Festivals | Spain

Wrinkles

A sensitive film about friendship and loneliness in a retirement home, based on a comic book by Paco Roca. Winner of two Goya and shortlisted for an Oscar.  

11/01/2012 | Films | Reviews

Frozen Silence

Gerardo Herrero has adapted a thriller novel centred on the División Azul, that army of volunteers sent by Franco to fight on the Russian front during World War II.  

11/01/2012 | Films | Reviews

Pedro Almodóvar and Enrique Urbizu lead Goya nominations

Pedro Almodóvar’s The Skin I Live In and Enrique Urbizu’s No Rest For the Wicked are the two major favourites, with 16 and 14 nominations respectively, for the 2012 edition of the Goya Awards,...  

10/01/2012 | Goyas 2012

Interview: Álex de la Iglesia • Director

“I reclaim dignity, because it is undervalued nowadays”

The vibrant former president of the Spanish Film Academy talks to Cineuropa about As Luck Would Have It, starring comedian José Mota and Mexican thesp Salma Hayek  

03/01/2012

Project-packed 2012 for Morena Films

Since the end of November, production company Morena Films has been in Buenos Aires shooting the social drama White Elephant, by Argentinean director Pablo Trapero (who hopes to have it ready for...  

03/01/2012 | Production | Spain

Pérez re-elected president of Spanish producers’ federation FAPAE

On December 15, Pedro Pérez was re-elected president of the main representative body for audiovisual producers, FAPAE, the federation that brings together Spain’s main film and television...  

15/12/2011 | Industry | Spain

Extraterrestrial: "We’ll stick together, at all costs"

Having attracted attention with his debut feature Timecrimes, Spanish director Nacho Vigalondo confirms his potential with the sharp and playful Extraterrestrial, which screened in competition...  

13/12/2011 | Festivals | France/Spain

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