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FeaturesSpanish sellers evaluate projects at San Sebastian’s industry programme
”We need to evaluate which festival launch could most boost sales,” said Latido’s Vanessa Vargas.
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NewsSpanish drama ‘Sundays’ wins best film at San Sebastian
Other prize-winners included ‘Good Valley Stories’, ‘Six Days In Spring’ and ‘The Voice Of Hind Rajab’.
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NewsNine talking points from San Sebastian’s Creative Investors’ Conference
Euro powerhouses, “undeniable” projects and how financiers are making decisions.
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NewsCoruña Immersive Studio to expand as Galicia’s Pedralonga aims to become major Spanish audiovisual hub
Two new soundstages are being built at the facilty.
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NewsAlex Lora to make family drama ‘Blue-Smurf Ice Cream’ for Spain’s Astra and Avalon outfits
EXCLUSIVE: Lora is the Sundance-winning director of short film ‘The Masterpiece’ and a Screen Star of Tomorrow.
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NewsJennifer Lawrence says actors should not “take the heat for individuals that are responsible” for the genocide in Gaza
Lawrence was talking at the San Sebastian film festival where she is the recipient of an honorary Donostia award.
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FeaturesWhy Movistar Plus+ is embracing “risk-taking films” such as ‘Sirât’ and ‘Los Tigres’
“People are tired of ‘safe’, they are hungry for different stories and the unexpected,” says Guillermo Farré.
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Features12 buzzy new TV series projects from Spain in the works
Anticipated Spanish TV productions in the works include a feminist bodice-ripper, a tech thriller and a teen prison drama
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NewsFernando Eimbcke and Tatjana Moutchnik projects lead San Sebastian 2025 industry winners
Festival awards prizes for works in progress from Latin America and Europe, as well as for co-production projects.
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NewsGaza protesters take to streets in San Sebastian
Festival director José Luis Rebordinos and Spanish culture minister attend.
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NewsThe key Latin American films being showcased at San Sebastian 2025
Three Argentinian entries in official selection head a strong Latin American presence at the festival.
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FeaturesNine Spanish actors and directors to watch
Screen selects the nine Spanish talents who have what it takes to become a success in the international industry.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian’s industry strand opens with co-pro forum, works in progress, doc focus and Ikusmira Berriak
The presitgious Ikusmira Berriak residency culminates at the festival.
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NewsSan Sebastian opens with calls for end to violence in Gaza and Ukraine, warm tribute to Esther García
“There’s much to do, but not one step back, sisters,” said Garcia of Spain’s pioneering female producers.
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NewsEuro indie producers voice “serious concerns” about proposals to replace Creative Europe
Joint statement describes AgoraEU programme as a ”risky turning point for the future of independent audiovisual creation in Europe.”
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FeaturesJuliette Binoche on how Robert Redford encouraged her to make her directorial debut ‘In-I In Motion’
’In-I In Motion’, about Binoche’s live collaboration with Akram Khan, is launching at the San Sebastian International Film Festival
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FeaturesHow a rich combination of public and private support is propelling Spain’s thriving film and TV sector
Spain’s film and TV sector has embraced the opportunities of generous state and regional funds and the support of the streamers to become fixtures at festivals and produce must‑watch series.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian’s José Luis Rebordinos talks politics and the appeal of Jennifer Lawrence to young audiences
Rebordinos is looking forward to growing the Creative Investors’ Conference further.
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FeaturesThe Spanish highlights at the 2025 San Sebastian Film Festival
“I have worked at San Sebastian for 29 years… I’ve never seen anything like this in Spain, both in terms of quantity and quality.”
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Features12 hot new feature film projects from Spain in the works
On the eve of the San Sebastian International Film Festival, Screen profiles some buzzy features in the works