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3991 articles available in total starting from 30/05/2002. Last article published on 25/09/2026.

The Dancer and the Thief heads to LA

Sixteen years after winning the coveted statuette for Belle Epoque, Fernando Trueba will once again represent Spain in the race for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nomination, with The Dancer...  

30/09/2009 | Oscars 2010 | Spain

Europe claims half of San Sebastian awards

At the 57th San Sebastian Film Festival, the top prize, the Golden Shell, went to Chinese film City of Life and Death. However, European films, in particular Spanish, were the major winners in...  

28/09/2009 | Festivals | Spain

Zentropa’s Viking invasion hits Spain

Producer David Matamoros will head Barcelona-based Zentropa International Spain, the Spanish arm of Danish production company Zentropa. This is according to an announcement made on Monday at the...  

24/09/2009 | Industry | Spain

Imagina International enjoys fruitful Toronto fest

The recent Toronto Film Festival proved very fruitful for international seller Imagina International Sales. This is thanks in particular to two auteur films, Gordos (“Fat People”) and Map of the...  

24/09/2009 | Market | Spain

Film Academy excludes Almodóvar from Oscar race

Gordos (“Fat People”), The Dancer and the Thief or Map of the Sounds of Tokyo will represent Spain in the nomination race for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, according to an announcement by...  

21/09/2009 | Oscar 2010 | Spain

León shoots drama of life and death

Turning out one film every three or four years, with no flops, Fernando León has a filmography studded with popular and critical successes. These include his debut work Family (winner of a Goya...  

14/09/2009 | Production | Spain

Novelist Molina Foix returns to film

Eight years after making his directorial debut, Vicente Molina Foix, better known as a novelist, is once again tackling cinema. Last week, he started shooting in Valencia on his second cinematic...  

14/09/2009 | Production | Spain

Gordos, Sánchez-Arévalo back on Lido with touching “full-size” comedy

Three years after Daniel Sánchez-Arévalo launched his feature debut DarkBlueAlmostBlack in Venice Days, he returns to the section with Gordos. The smart, witty ensemble comedy received a lengthy...  

06/09/2009 | Venice 2009 | Venice Days/Spain

Monzon’s Cell 211 takes genre film to compelling heights

A standing ovation followed the Venice Days screening of Cell 211 by Spanish director Daniel Monzon. The prison drama was presented by the director and a large part of its powerful cast: Luis...  

04/09/2009 | Venice 2009 | Venice Days/Spain

The Truebas: like father, like son

While Fernando Trueba is getting ready for the world premiere of his highly-anticipated new feature, The Dancer and the Thief, at the San Sebastian Film Festival, his son Jonás is making his first...  

04/09/2009 | Production | Spain

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