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The Spanish audiovisual industry's production and content releases are increasing every year. Discover in 'Latest Releases' the content that travels around the world in search of distribution or exhibition. Or browse 'WIP' (Work in Progress) for titles in the early stages of development that are seeking funding or co-producers.

News

  • Spanish film exhibition closes 2024 with optimism thanks to an extraordinary end to the year

    03 January 2025

    03 January 2025

    Spanish film exhibition closes 2024 with optimism thanks to an extraordinary end to the year

    The summer months, as well as November and December, saved a year whose first half did not record good figures. However, Spanish cinema and local distributors ended up being the year's big winners, increasing their revenues compared to 2023.

    Fiction Docs Animation

    03 January 2025

  • Q&A with Antonio Saura, founder of Latido Films

    23 December 2024

    23 December 2024

    Q&A with Antonio Saura, founder of Latido Films

     

    For over two decades at the helm of Latido Films, Antonio Saura has sold key titles of Spanish cinema worldwide. Moreover, his unique experience in the sector is also backed by his credits as a producer for Zampa Audiovisual and Zebra Producciones, as well as his role as deputy chairman of the European Film Academy from 2008 to 2019, and his two-year tenure as director of the Media Business School, one of the most prominent international business training institutions. Saura’s historical perspective is undoubtedly exceptional in terms of the history of Spanish cinema and its global reach.

    Some recent, brilliant Spanish titles in Latido line-up include Isaki Lacuesta’s “Saturn Return”, Carlos Marques-Marcet’s “They Will Be Dust”, Antón Álvarez’s “The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés” or David Pérez Sañudo’s “The Last Romantics”.

    Fiction Docs Animation

    23 December 2024

  • Animar_BCN calls for greater pan-European cohesion of the sector and announces new events

    28 November 2024

    28 November 2024

    Animar_BCN calls for greater pan-European cohesion of the sector and announces new events

    A stronger legal framework of support, compatible with the different territories to promote European co-productions, the improvement of tax incentives linking them to the retention of intellectual property (IP), the imperative need to review and correct the underfunded children's programming, as well as to strengthen its protection and the development of a common guide on good sustainable practices are some of the conclusions and objectives of work that they highlighted in Animar_BCN, a brainstorming event that was held last November in Barcelona.

    Animation

    28 November 2024

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