We take a closer look at the standout Spanish films of 2024, exploring a range of genres, box office successes, and achievements on streaming platforms, as well as their recognition at international festivals. Looking ahead, 2025 promises to make an impact with exciting projects showcasing the best Spanish talent both in front of and behind the camera.

Explore our carefully curated playlists of TV shows, movies, soundtracks and video games. Enjoy the music that defines your favorite stories and let yourself be transported by each note. Find the perfect soundtrack for every occasion and immerse yourself in a unique listening experience.

We now turn our attention to the creative and production journeys of Rock Bottom, Black Butterflies, and Sultana’s Dream. The first was selected for the ‘Feature Films’ competition section, while the second was selected for ‘Contrechamp’. Also competitive, the ‘Contrechamp’ section, introduced in 2019, aims to “provide a better platform for the most unique proposals and those that present greater challenges to the audience.” All three films prominently feature female components. Meanwhile, Buffalo Kids, showcased in the ‘Annecy Presents’ section, serves as a prime example of a title with a strong market appeal for general audiences.

Since Destroyer, the first Spanish video game to be commercialized, appeared in 1980, the Spanish video game industry has gone through different phases, not all of them involving growth. There have been moments of great splendor and popularity, but also unremarkable periods of time. We are currently witnessing the peak of the industry's history in terms of the number of Spanish video games developed, and perhaps also in terms of quality, to the point that we are already beginning to talk about a second golden age for Spanish software.