All articles by Elisabet Cabeza – Page 2
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Comment“I think a lot about death”: Carlos Marques-Marcet on end-of-life musical ‘There Will Be Dust’
The TIFF Platform Award winner opens Valladolid before releasing in Spain in November
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FeaturesValladolid is the place to launch into Spanish market, explains festival head José Luis Cienfuegos
Spanish distributors use the festival to see how their acquisitions work with audiences.
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NewsToronto Platform winner ‘They Will Be Dust’ to open Valladolid International Film Week
The festival is a major launchpad into the Spanish market.
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NewsAlbert Serra’s bullfighting doc ‘Afternoons Of Solitude’ wins best film at San Sebastian 2024
Gia Coppola’s ‘The Last Showgirl’, starring Pamela Anderson, won the special jury prize.
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FeaturesThe hottest Spanish film projects in the works
Directors including Carla Simon and Alejandro Amenabar are working on their next projects.
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NewsPedro Almodóvar reflects on 44-year filmmaking career at San Sebastian
“I have been on the verge of tears,” said the Spanish director as he prepared to receive an honorary Donostia Award.
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Features“Bullfighting is a reminder of the cycle of life:” Albert Serra reflects on ‘Afternoons Of Solitude’
The feature documentary set in the world of bullfighting is playing in competition at the San Sebastian International Film Festival.
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NewsSpain’s film and TV incentive generated €1.8bn in gross value added between 2019-2022
The incentive for international film and TV productions has created an ROI of €9 for every €1 invested, said the Olsberg SPI report.
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FeaturesThe up-and-coming Spanish actors and filmmakers to watch
Spain’s dynamic film and TV production sector is forging a new generation of creative talent.
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NewsJavier Bardem signs to star in Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s ‘El Ser Querido’
The title translates as ‘The Loved One’ as is about a father-daughter relationship.
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FeaturesSpanish films poised to reign in San Sebastian
The vibrant local industry will be represented at Spain’s leading local film festival.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian's José Luis Rebordinos talks funding, key films and why there are no plans for a market
”The four institutions that fund the festival are invested in culture,” says Rebordinos.
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FeaturesSeven Spanish projects with international potential to be pitched in Toronto
The producers are taking part in the ‘Do it the Spanish way!’ initiative.
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FeaturesSpain set for strong showing at Toronto with packed industry programme
The Cinema From Spain pavilion will showcase the country and its producers to North American partners.
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Features10 European titles that could make a box office splash in 2024
Local-language films have already delivered some of the biggest hits of 2024 in France and Germany.
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FeaturesMovistar Plus+’s Domingo Corral explains why the Spanish streamer is moving into production
The platform has spent big to secure Pedro Almodovar’s ‘The Room Next Door’.
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FeaturesVolcanic and tropical landscapes make the Canary Islands a unique shooting location
The Spanish archipelago has a different tax regime to Spain’s mainland and is able to offer significantly higher rates.
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NewsFilmax takes up Gemma Blasco’s ‘Fury’; unveils first look (exclusive)
Project is the first fiction feature by Gemma Blasco.
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FeaturesHow Spain became a winning backdrop for international film and TV shoots
Spain offers a plethora of diverse landscapes and urban locations, making it a winning backdrop for international shoots.
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FeaturesJonas Trueba on his directing his father in Cannes title ‘The Other Way Around’: “We had a lot of fun”
Jonas Trueba’s The Other Way Around, in Directors’ Fortnight, is inspired by classic Hollywood romantic comedies — and co-stars his filmmaking father Fernando.