Almodóvar: “Time ravages it all: movies, memories, our bodies”
The Spanish filmmaker on his new London musical and upcoming 20th feature, ‘Silence’
Arts and entertainment industry calls on government to reduce sales tax
Concert halls and theaters say attendance has fallen by up to a third due to 21 percent VAT hike
Spain slams the door on Hollywood
The new fiscal reform’s disappointingly low tax breaks for film will do little to attract big productions
‘Ocho apellidos vascos’ becomes most-seen Spanish movie ever
Romantic comedy overtakes national box office figure set by Amenábar’s ‘The Others’
Screen romance
Carlos Marques-Marcet’s long-distance relationship drama ‘10.000KM’ is conquering the festivals
“‘Game of Thrones’ is the ‘Star Wars’ of our generation”
Oona Chaplin, granddaughter of Charlie, swaps the hit HBO show for Spanish flick ‘Purgatorio’
Ticket sales up 366 percent as viewers flock to Fiesta del Cine promotion
Cinemagoers’ favorite proves to be 'Ocho apellidos vascos,' a record-breaking phenomenon
Basque-ing in box-office glory
With record takings and applause after each showing, ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’ is a film phenomenon
Is it time to start laughing about ETA?
Recent Spanish movie projects are confronting the Basque troubles in a more open way
After the controversy, the movie…
Venezuela's ‘Pelo malo,’ winner of the Golden Shell at San Sebastián last year, arrives in theaters The movie has kicked up a major row between Chávez supporters and their opponents
Jaume Collet-Serra, top of the US box office once more
Spanish director’s ‘Non-Stop’ repeats success of 2011’s ‘Unknown’ Both thrillers star actor Liam Neeson
Diego Luna: “A psychiatrist would get a lot out of me”
The Mexican actor-director’s latest charts the life of Latino labor leader Cesár Chávez
“Spanish cinema has always been precarious”
The five directors of the movies nominated for Best Film at this year's Goyas talk about their work
More movie horror as Spanish box office slumps further in 2013
Takings were down 107 million euros on the previous year
‘Casablanca’ in the Pyrenees
A hub for spies and refugees during the Second World War, Canfranc station is the subject of two new documentaries
Juan Antonio Bayona to direct Brad Pitt’s ‘World War Z’ sequel
‘The Impossible’ director signs up for zombie franchise
Audience figures rise 59 percent as Spain’s cinema chains begin price war
Cinesa and Yelmo Cineplex are offering reduced weekday tickets at 3.50 euros
The other Spanish cinema
Makers of less-commercial films are increasingly turning to alternative venues
A shocking Discovery for a Catalan filmmaker
Neus Ballús earns European Film Award nod with 'La plaga'
Elijah Wood: “It amazes me how the government is messing up Spanish film”
The Lord of the Rings star unveils his latest Spain-made thriller at Sitges
Finance minister blames film industry crisis on “quality”
Montoro attributes problems to declining audiences, in contrast to government's own figures
Soccer, slaughter and the Beatles
Films about foosball, cannibals and John Lennon are lighting up San Sebastián
Antonio Banderas’ one-knight stand
The actor is going it alone on the promotional trail for his latest animated movie
"I'm always running away from myself"
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo channels Wes Anderson in 'La gran familia española'
Competing actors, but best of friends
Antonio de la Torre and Javier Cámara are both up for prizes
Spanish film and TV producers chief Pedro Pérez steps down
Skilled negotiator has headed the FAPAE association since 2003
The Civil War without the hurt
Juan Carlos Medina’s ‘Painless’ is one of the Spanish films of the year