Catalan director J.A. Bayona shortlisted for four Oscar nominations
Survival thriller 'Society of the Snow' shortlisted for Best International Feature Film and best original score, among others
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Nominees for 2023 Gaudí Awards ready ahead of big night
Movie competition to be held on January 22 with 'Alcarràs' and 'Un año, una noche' landing most nominations
'Alcarràs' out of Oscars race after not being shortlisted in international category
Catalan movie chosen as Spain's entry in September was accoladed with Berlinale's Golden Bear
Gaudí Awards: 'Alcarràs' and 'Un año, una noche' land most nominations
Carla Simón and Isaki Lacuesta's films shortlisted for 14 awards each, with ceremony taking place in January
11 nominations for Catalan-language 'Alcarràs' at 2023 Goya Awards
Carla Simón's film will compete with 'As bestas,' 'Cinco Lobitos,' 'La Maternal,' and 'Modelo 77' for Best Movie
Catalan 'Alcarràs’ movie by Carla Simón wins Golden Bear at Berlinale Film Festival
Movie is a homage to rural life in Catalonia and is the first time a Catalan film wins the award
Catalan-French animated film ‘Josep’ nominated at César Awards
Feature follows life of artist Josep Bartolí who exiled following Civil War and was detained in concentration camps in France
80% of cinemas open once again after 3 months of closure
First movie theaters to reopen in Catalonia began doing so in early June
Americana Film Fest 2020, Barcelona's tribute to indie cinema
Latest movies by Abel Ferrara, Kevin Smith, Harmony Korine and Denis Côté top the billing at the festival's seventh edition
Festival of Cinema delights film fans with €2.90 tickets once more
For the three days in the build-up to Halloween, movie-goers can enjoy the cinema for reduced prices
Maribel Verdú, Javier Botet, and Charles Band pick up Sitges Time Machine Awards
Festival director says fantasy genre "probably speaks better about reality" than "other, more realistic genres"
Tom Hanks comes to Barcelona to present Toy Story 4
Latest film will hit cinemas on Friday in both Spanish and Catalan
Film Director Albert Serra, represents Catalonia at Venice Biennal with his new project 'Singularity'
The Catalan film director Albert Serra, best known for his film 'Story of my Death' (winner of the Locarno International Film Festival, 2013) will present his latest project 'Singularity' commissioned for the fourth Catalan participation at the major, contemporary art exhibition Venice Biennale. The exhibition represents Catalonia in this 56th edition of the international exhibit, within the 'Collateral Events' section. The official opening of the event was held on Thursday and is part of an ongoing collaboration between the cinematographer and the curator of the project, Chus Martinez. Catalonia's participation at the Biennale is driven and coordinated by the Institut Ramon Llull (the public body promoting Catalan culture and language abroad), and this year has cost a total of 497, 000 euros.