Nominees celebrate 10th Catalan Film Academy awards
Candidates for a 2018 Gaudí prize gather with the movie sector’s annual ceremony fast approaching
Candidates for a 2018 Gaudí prize gather with the movie sector’s annual ceremony fast approaching
This represents 89 more films than 2017, coming from 41 countries around the world
‘The Bookshop’ and ‘Estiu 1993’ have both been nominated for best film
Jupiter’s Moon, a refugee-drama mixed with science fiction, took home the Best Picture award
The Ibero-American awards include 22 countries from all of Latin America, Spain, and Portugal
The renowned fantasy and horror film festival continues with various films and activities
This year’s event is about “culture” and “dialogue,” featuring Guillermo Del Toro and director of The Exorcist William Friedkin
The 300-film collection is for all ages and showcases behind-the-scenes “treasures”
Spanish Cinema Academy has selected a film entirely shot in Catalan to represent Spain
Spanish Cinema Academy decides on September 7 if Catalan movie will be in official race for prestigious statuette
Sitges – International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia will give the American actress the Grand Honorary Award in its 50th anniversary celebration
Edinburgh and Glasgow to screen week of productions in second edition of Homage to Catalonia festival from September 27 to October 5
The first movie by Catalan director Carla Simón amongst 10 European films shortlisted
Elena Martín’s debut work portrays the life of an Erasmus student in Berlin
Catalan director Carla Simón’s opera prima ‘Estiu 1993’ has won Best First Feature Award at the Berlinale Film Festival. Moreover, the International Jury awarded the film with the Grand Prix of the Generation Kplus, ‘ex aequo’ with Chinese film ‘Become who I was’, by Chang-Yong Moon. ‘Estiu 1993’ tells the story of Frida, a 6-year-old girl who faces the first summer with her new adoptive family, after her mum died from AIDS. The film, whose main character played by young actress Laia Artigas captivated the jury, is based on the director’s own childhood. Ildikó Enyedi’s Hungarian drama “On Body and Soul” won the Golden Bear for best film at the 67th Berlinale. The international jury, headed by Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven, handed out prizes far and wide, awarding a broad range of international works.