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1883 articles available in total starting from 16/11/2007. Last article published on 25/04/2024.

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The Sex of the Angels

In his fourth film, Xavier Villaverde does away with the orthodox limits to relationships, and widens his cinematic scope by depicting a young trio open about their sexuality.  

27/04/2012 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Xavier Villaverde • Director

“A country that looks down on its culture has a serious self-esteem problem”

After almost a decade of not filming fiction, the 53-year-old Galician director is back with his most youthful film, a risky bet in Spanish cinema's current gloomy climate.  

27/04/2012

Interview: Nacho Vigalondo • Director

“I would rather that my films generate discussion over mere praise”

The director of Timecrimes is back with Extraterrestrial, a romantic comedy with a UFO hovering in the background. A low-budget film with a great sense of humour.  

22/03/2012

Interview: Rodrigo Cortés • Director

“Red Lights is designed as if it were a great magic trick"

Suspense, illusionism, and a stellar cast in Rodrigo Cortés' new film Red Lights  

28/02/2012

As Luck Would Have It

The director of The Last Circus applies his offbeat humour to the tragedy of an ordinary man, afflicted by the crisis and victim of harassment from the scavenging media.  

02/02/2012 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Icíar Bollaín • Director

"It’s very complicated talking about a culture you don’t know well"

From Bolivia to Nepal: after Even the Rain, Bollaín recounts the journey of a teacher in Kathmandu: A Mirror in the Sky  

27/01/2012

Interview: Gerardo Herrero • Director

"If I hadn’t also produced it, this film would probably not have been made"

One of the leading producers of Spanish cinema has for years combined producing with directing, and now presents his fifteenth film, Frozen Silence: a war thriller shot in Lithuania.  

11/01/2012

Frozen Silence

Gerardo Herrero has adapted a thriller novel centred on the División Azul, that army of volunteers sent by Franco to fight on the Russian front during World War II.  

11/01/2012 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Álex de la Iglesia • Director

“I reclaim dignity, because it is undervalued nowadays”

The vibrant former president of the Spanish Film Academy talks to Cineuropa about As Luck Would Have It, starring comedian José Mota and Mexican thesp Salma Hayek  

03/01/2012

Interview: Max Lemcke • Director

"We all sensed that the crisis was going to happen"

The director who surprised us with Casual Day attacks today’s contradictions again in Five Square Meters, a tragicomedy which triumphed at the latest edition of the Malaga Film Festival.  

02/11/2011

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