Spain (The article continues below - Commercial information) 4001 articles available in total starting from 30/05/2002. Last article published on 29/09/2026. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 326 327 [328] 329 330 ... 399 400 401 next Buried, Best European Fantasy Film of 2010Buried was another major winner at the Sitges Festival, even though it had its festival premiere eight months ago (at Sundance). Crowning an excellent year, the film won the Golden Méliès Prize... 20/10/2010 | Awards | SpainEuropean fantasy films triumph at SitgesEuropean fantasy films once again showed their enormous talent and versatility at the recently-closed 43rd Sitges Festival, where they won the main prizes, despite the presence of major Asian and... 18/10/2010 | Festivals | SpainSitges: Co-production meeting Brazil/Catalonia/ItalyOn 14 October 2010, within the framework of the Sitges International Film Festival of Catalonia, Catalan Films & TV will be hosting a coproduction meeting held with the Brazilian and Italian... 12/10/2010 | Industry | SpainBollaín’s Even the Rain joins Oscar raceEven the Rain will represent Spain in the nomination race for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. This was decided yesterday by Film Academy members, who chose Icíar Bollaín’s film over Daniel... 29/09/2010 | Oscars 2011 | SpainTVE becomes major financer of Spanish cinemaTVE’s managing director Santiago González has announced that during 2010 the broadcaster will help finance 93 audiovisual projects, including 44 big-screen features (11 more than in 2009), for a... 27/09/2010 | Production | SpainNeds wins Golden Shell at San SebastianScottish-born Peter Mullan (51) has kept a low profile as a director (in the last 13 years he’s directed only three features), devoting almost all his energies to acting. But given his success, he... 27/09/2010 | Festivals | SpainSpanish kids grow up in San SebastianTwo local films shown at the San Sebastian Film Festival, currently underway, portray the brusque coming of age of children. In Agustí Villaronga’s Pa negre (“Black Bread”), a young boy, Andreu... 23/09/2010 | Festivals | SpainInterview: Rodrigo Cortés • DirectorOvercoming obstacles and challengesAt 37 and with just one other feature under his belt – The Contestant – Rodrigo Cortés is considered a name to watch thanks to Buried 22/09/2010BuriedThis nail-biting Spanish thriller, which has swept up prizes at festivals, including Sundance, puts viewers in the coffin with its protagonist 22/09/2010 | Films | ReviewsSitges, capital of fantasy filmThe 43rd Sitges International Fantasy Film Festival will run from October 7-17. There are over 60 films in Official Selection in four sections – International Competition, Panorama Competition,... 20/09/2010 | Festivals | Spain previous page: 1 2 3 ... 326 327 [328] 329 330 ... 399 400 401 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)