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Q&A with Antonio Saura, founder of Latido Films
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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”.
23 December 2024
  • Docs
  • Animation
Animar_BCN calls for greater pan-European cohesion of the sector and announces new events
Animation
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.
28 November 2024
Spanish Animation at Annecy 2024: A Remarkable Year
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Spanish Animation at Annecy 2024: A Remarkable Year
The presence of Spanish titles in the official sections of the Annecy festival, alongside projects showcased in the market area (MIFA), and initiatives supported by ICEX Spain Trade and Investment, underscores a trend long suggested by both local and international media. Spanish animation is undergoing a notable expansion, indicating a trajectory far beyond mere fleeting success.
10 June 2024
  • MIFA Annecy 2024
Spanish Animation: Solid Reasons for Optimism
Animation
Spanish Animation: Solid Reasons for Optimism
From Cannes to the Quirino Awards, Spain's animation industry celebrates a surge in international recognition, buoyed by diverse productions and strategic collaborations, heralding a promising future for the sector.
19 April 2024
Photo by Zhifei Zhou at Unsplash
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Spanish Representation at the Marché du Film Stands out in 2023, with More than Twenty Spanish Projects Selected in Official Programs
The names of the projects selected to represent the Spanish film industry at the Cannes Film Festival market have been announced: five producers will participate in the Producers Network's Spanish Spotlight, four documentary proposals will be presented in the Spanish Showcase at Cannes Docs, five projects in development will be presented by Spanish Screenings at Goes to Cannes and eight short films will be shown at the Short Film Corner. 
20 April 2023
  • Docs
  • Animation
  • Games
Upcoming Spanish cinema, following in the wake of the success of “Padre no hay más que uno 3”
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Upcoming Spanish cinema, following in the wake of the success of “Padre no hay más que uno 3”
With the boost that Santiago Segura's "Padre no hay más que uno 3" has been giving the Spanish cinema box office since its release on July 14 –it is already the highest-grossing Spanish film of the year, bringing in almost €7 million in just 12 days–, upcoming domestic releases are taking on the challenge of attracting mainstream audiences to theaters as well..
01 August 2022
  • Animation
Spanish production continues to reap success at prestigious events
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Spanish production continues to reap success at prestigious events
Summer of international recognition: Jonás Trueba’s film “You Have to Come and See It” wins the Special Jury Prize in Karlovy Vary, after Wanda Films’ documentary “The Hidden Eye” triumphed at Sunny Side of the Doc and Mago Audio Visual Production’s animated series “La Orquestita” won at the Pulcinella Awards organized by RAI in Italy.
11 July 2022
  • Animation

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Boost Plan for the Audiovisual Sector, one of the axes of the Digital Spain 2025 agenda.

Spain Audiovisual Bureau

Assistance service for companies interested in undertaking projects in the audio-visual sector in Spain as well as for Spanish companies interested in internationalising their activity.

Reports

Sectoral reports by state and international public bodies on the audiovisual production industry, and on the animation and video game sector.