Why cinema hasn’t taken to the stage
The Spanish film industry has been reluctant to bring the country’s best plays to the big screen
Last laugh of a comedy legend
Tony Leblanc, who has died aged 90, was perhaps Spain's best-loved comic
Looking in life’s rear-view mirror
José Luis Borau, the retired director of ‘Furtivos,’ is the subject of a new book
Farewell to the children's clown
Emilio Aragón, better known as Miliki, dies at 83 With his brothers, he enjoyed massive success in Spain after an itinerant period in the Americas
Museum for a cinema great
Online tribute to filmmaker Luis García Berlanga opens its digital doors
It all adds up
The film industry is finding new ways of financing itself
‘The End’ is just the beginning
Kylie Minogue’s Catalan boyfriend wants to be more than just another model-turned-actor
'The Impossible' becomes Spain's most successful film
Movie has raked in 27.5 million euros, outpacing Amenábar's 'The Others'
‘The Impossible’ breaks box office record
Disaster movie has raked in 27.5 million euros, outpacing Amenábar’s ‘The Others’
Javier Bardem: “This is fiction, there are other villains these days”
The outspoken Oscar winner is back as the baddie in new Bond flick ‘Skyfall’
Making ‘The Impossible’ possible
J. A. Bayona says he couldn’t have got his long-awaited second film off the ground today ‘The Orphanage’ director's movie is inspired by the 2004 tsunami
“Nobody has ever given me orders”
Director Fernando Trueba is back with ‘The Artist and the Model’
"My 'Snow White' needed to be black and white, silent and with bullfights"
Pablo Berger's 'Blancanieves' is shaping up to be one of the Spanish films of 2012
To follow the Oscar... a 3D cartoon
The director of ‘The Secret in their Eyes’ is leaping into animation with ‘Futbolín’
‘Carmina o revienta’ breaks net records
Multi-platform release of Paco León’s mockumentary is roaring web success
Old movie-going habits make a comeback
Seniors are proving to be saviors of struggling theaters
Taking a web hit to the movies
Alfonso Sánchez and Alberto López attracted millions of followers online Now their El Cabesa and El Culebra characters have their own feature film
"They love us more abroad"
Spanish movies took twice as much money outside Spain than at home in 2011
“I don’t think I’ll work with Almodóvar again. It’s tense”
Actress Carmen Maura talks about new projects and old pals
Cruz and Banderas climb aboard
Spanish stars join cast of Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Los amantes pasajeros’
Spain’s Cannes award winner
Antonio Méndez Esparza’s Mexico-shot ‘Aquí y allá’ takes Critics’ Week Grand Prize
Another Spanish cinema is possible
With film financing in crisis, moviemakers are resorting to guerrilla tactics
No money, no movies
Spanish film production has almost ground to a standstill in 2012 The industry is worried about the government’s decision over subsidies
'Wicked' movie comes good at Goyas
'No habrá paz para los malvados’ scoops most important prizes Garzón film wins award for Best Documentary on Spanish cinema’s big night
Raúl Arévalo: “This is an endurance race”
The star on being the most talented actor of his generation and looking like Sean Penn
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