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    Spain’s Film Factory boards Laura Jou’s ‘Free Falling’ with Juan Antonio Bayona producing (exclusive)
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    Spain’s Film Factory boards Laura Jou’s ‘Free Falling’ with Juan Antonio Bayona producing (exclusive)

    2023-05-20T05:00:00Z

    Belén Rueda stars in drama about demanding national gymnastics coach.

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    Lily Gladstone, Eva Green, Omar Sy among eight to join Cannes jury
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    Lily Gladstone, Eva Green, Omar Sy among eight to join Cannes jury

    2024-04-29T02:01:00Z

    Other jurors include Nadine Labaki, Juan Antonio Bayona, Hirokazu Kore-eda, Ebru Ceylan and Pierfrancisco Favino.

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    Monster takes shape for Bayona
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    Monster takes shape for Bayona

    2014-03-05T20:37:00Z

    River Road Entertainment, Participant Media, Lionsgate International and Focus Features will finance and distribute Apache’s upcoming fantasy from Juan Antonio Bayona.

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    The Impossible
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    The Impossible

    2012-09-11T05:35:00Z

    Dir: Juan Antonio Bayona. Spain-US.  2012. 107mins

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    Focus sets Bayona release
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    Focus sets Bayona release

    2014-04-09T17:05:00Z

    A Monster Calls, Juan Antonio Bayona’s adventure fantasy follow-up to The Impossible, will arrive in theatres in wide release in late 2016.

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    Bayona and Lavigne talk about the huge success of The Impossible
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    Bayona and Lavigne talk about the huge success of The Impossible

    2012-10-18T12:59:00Z

    The director and producer of Spain’s record-setting box-office hit talk about why the film has connected with audiences, what’s next for them and potential awards consideration.

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    J.A. Bayona talks 'A Monster Calls'
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    J.A. Bayona talks 'A Monster Calls'

    2016-10-11T14:46:00Z

    The Spanish film-maker, who has the Jurassic World sequel next, discusses blending reality with fantasy elements in his third feature.

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    The Impossible
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    The Impossible

    2010-11-18T13:22:00Z

    Spanish director Juan Antonio Bayona’s first English-language drama The Impossible is hotly anticipated thanks to its A-list stars, Ewan Mcgregor and Naomi Watts and the success of his debut feature The Orphanage.

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    J.A. Bayona, Arturo Ripstein join 'The Queen Of Spain'
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    J.A. Bayona, Arturo Ripstein join 'The Queen Of Spain'

    2016-03-17T12:13:00Z

    The two directors have joined the cast of Fernando Trueba’s film, which is now shooting in Budapest.

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    Blancanieves sweeps Spanish Goyas
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    Blancanieves sweeps Spanish Goyas

    2013-02-18T11:43:00Z

    Pablo Berger’s twist on the Snow White fairytale won best picture at the Spanish Film Academy’s Goya Awards where Juan Antonio Bayona won best director for tsunami drama The Impossible.

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