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

Coixet and Balagueró-Plaza back on set

After several weeks in which Spanish film news seemed to focus solely on the various festivals taking place across the country, two of this year’s most eagerly-awaited projects have got underway....  

11/11/2008 | Production | Spain

Gijón prepares for wave of films

Everything is ready for the 46th Gijón International Film Festival (November 20-29), in which a wave of European titles and co-productions is expected to hit the Asturian coastal city. The...  

05/11/2008 | Festivals | Spain

Women’s issues at the Valencia Film Festival

The 29th Valencia Film Festival (VFF) is putting the focus on women, with a series of seven films directed by women and a round table on Women and Film. Áurea Ortiz, professor of Film History at...  

20/10/2008 | Festivals | Spain

Launch of recruitment portal for audiovisual sector

Asset Media Consulting – the consulting firm specialised in the audiovisual sector – has set up a portal for the search and selection of staff for audiovisual companies. The aim is to offer users...  

20/10/2008 | Industry | Spain

€88m to go to Film Protection Fund

The 2009 General State Budgets law will allocate €124.23m to film. From this amount, the Ministry of Culture will grant €116.98m to the Film and Audiovisual Arts Institute (ICAA). In turn, the...  

10/10/2008 | Industry | Spain

Box office takings for domestic film rise by 177%

Spanish films released in the first half of 2008 amassed 177% more box office takings per print compared to the same period last year, according to a study carried out by the consultancy firm...  

06/10/2008 | Exhibitors | Spain

Pandora's Box surprise winner at San Sebastián

The varied jury of the San Sebastian Film Festival – comprising Jonathan Demme (USA), Michael Ballhaus (Germany), Martina Gusman (Argentina), Masato Harada (Japan), Nadine Labaki (Lebanon), Clare...  

29/09/2008 | Festivals | Spain

The Blind Sunflowers vying for nomination

José Luis Cuerda's The Blind Sunflowers was chosen to represent Spain in the race for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nomination, beating the other two shortlisted titles Seven Billiard Table...  

29/09/2008 | Oscars 2009 | Spain

Empty Nest shows dreams are worthwhile at San Sebastian

Daniel Burman is a director who over the years has spoiled his public, giving audiences a series of memorable film moments. He returns to the San Sebastian Film Festival after several years and a...  

26/09/2008 | Festivals | Spain

Fesser’s Camino rivets San Sebastian audiences

Tangible proof of how a religious organisation can condition the lives of its members is well documented. With Camino (“Path”), in the official selection of the San Sebastian Film Festival, Javier...  

26/09/2008 | Festivals | Spain

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