Top Spanish journalism awards reward investigative reporting and new storytelling formats
EL PAÍS co-founder praises press freedom at ceremony attended by political, business and cultural leaders
Spanish filmmakers call for forum to tackle problem of sexual harassment
In wake of Harvey Weinstein scandal, women denounce gender inequality in the industry
Isabel Coixet: “They’re throwing us out of Catalonia”
Movie director expresses bitterness about independence bid at premiere of her new film
Alicia Vikander provides touch of glamor at San Sebastian film festival
But director of Spanish event, which starts Friday, admits he cannot compete with Venice red carpet
Ortega y Gasset journalism awards celebrate social reporting
King Felipe VI presides gala event that coincides with 40th anniversary of the foundation of EL PAÍS
EL PAÍS celebrates its 40th anniversary
The newspaper is commemorating four decades of providing information, defending democratic values and serving its readers
Filmmaker Vicente Aranda dies at 88
Barcelona-born director made 25 features, including 1991’s ‘Amantes’
Government approves spending package a week before elections
Plan Pive seeks to boost car sales, while Family Support Plan includes new tax deductions Working mothers will see their pensions boosted according to how many kids they have
Ortega y Gasset Awards pay tribute to bravery of the free press
Media restrictions in Venezuela form focus of gala for EL PAÍS-awarded journalism prizes
A record year for Spanish movies
Homegrown films have earned €123 million so far in 2014, the highest figure on record
Basque filmmaker’s ‘Negotiator’ takes tragicomic look at ETA terrorism
Borja Corbeaga’s new movie dares to find the funny side of the failed 2005 peace talks
EL PAÍS journalism awards celebrate the power of a free press
‘Guardian’ editor Alan Rusbridger delivers a passionate speech at Thursday’s ceremony
Tearing up Spain’s movie distribution rulebook: part II
The sequel to Paco León's 'Carmina o revienta' is aiming for an equally unconventional release
The movies clean up their act
Producer Enrique Cerezo has restored 300 key titles from his enormous film catalogue Smartened-up works by Berlanga, Erice and Rossellini are all set for new Blu-ray and DVD releases
Culture minister blames busy schedule for Goya Awards no-show
José Ignacio Wert will not attend annual Spanish cinema celebration after jeers at precursor event
Filmmaker Jaime de Armiñán receives honorary Goya Award
This year’s nominees applaud 86-year-old at pre-gala gathering
Film industry finally gets some relief
Government and sector pact to raise investor tax breaks from 18 to 25 percent
Almodóvar seizes stage to berate Rajoy and Merkel for austerity policies
Spanish director’s outspoken performance overshadows fellow European Film Academy award winners
“If you’re seeing this, it means I’m dead”
A documentary tells the story of murdered Guatemalan lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg
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
Big screen, small prices
The success of the nationwide Fiesta del Cine event has reopened the debate on ticket costs
Spanish cinema: in the red
Film Protection Fund will be unable to meet owed subsidy payments in 2014
Soccer, slaughter and the Beatles
Films about foosball, cannibals and John Lennon are lighting up San Sebastián
Bayona the bounty hunter
Director awarded National Cinema Prize for the success of ‘The Impossible’
‘Cell 211’ director tells his Strait story
Daniel Monzón is back working with star Luis Tosar in drug-trafficking thriller ‘El niño’
“Of the hundred doors you knock on, one always opens”
Film composer Lucas Vidal’s latest score is for ‘Fast & Furious 6’
Is there an audience left for independent film in Spain?
The demise of distributor Alta Films will mean considerably less choice for moviegoers Hollywood will end up taking an ever-larger share of the market