The curtain starts to fall: theater audiences down third after VAT hike
Industry lost 33 million euros' worth of takings in just four months, says report
“I sought to celebrate the sexual”
Pedro Almodóvar returns with ‘I’m So Excited,’ his wildest comedy to date
Politicians take aim at Bardem and Co. after Goya protests
Finance Minister accuses actors of not paying taxes
Animation domination
After success at home, Spain’s animators are drawing up plans for global invasion
Goya gaffe, as presenters read out wrong winner at Film Awards
Actors mistakenly announce Best Song recipient after envelope mix-up
Cinema’s longest night
Ten years ago actors turned the Goya ceremony into a virulent anti-war protest Fears abound that Sunday’s gala may witness fresh controversy over PP cutbacks
An ‘Impossible’ box office rescue
J. A. Bayona’s drama has helped Spanish film achieve its biggest box office share in 27 years
“I thought he was a guerrilla’s son”
The farmer who saved a FARC kidnap victim’s baby is the subject of a new film starring Luis Tosar
Five-percent film tax to get rewrite
Spain's TV networks are forced to earmark revenue to finance local film production The government is looking to revise this model
Ministry agrees to settle debts
Culture chief says money owed will be paid to industry for films released in 2011
Cinema not so paradiso
The VAT rise on movie tickets threatens to deal a death blow to the industry
Cruz, Verdú, Trueba... A wealth of Spanish talent at San Sebastián
First ever Madrid presentation of the Basque festival is well received
Spain's actors, directors and musicians come out for culture
Industry's biggest names lend their voices to protests against tax rises in sector
Movie theaters will not close in protest at VAT hike
Hopes are pinned on talks with the Treasury
“If I don’t do it with my movie, who else is going to experiment?”
Actor Paco León opts to make film history with release of ‘Carmina o revienta’
“The script was in Puerta del Sol”
Veteran filmmaker Basilio Martín Patino’s ‘Libre te quiero’ documents the 15-M protests
"It's an adventure film, but what film in Spain now isn't?"
Industry cuts dominate Málaga festival, but so does a quality crop of movies
Nuria Espert: stage by stage
Catalan actress' career has been marked by dedication and a love of taking risks
Spanish films dealt full brunt of budget cutback blows
Movie-making subsidies will be slashed by 35 percent
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
Movie guerrillas in our midst
Juan Cavestany’s new film cost nothing and is available online for three euros
'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
Javier Bardem’s film for a forgotten people
Just premiered at Berlin, ‘Hijos de las nubes’ tells the story of the Sahrawis