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How much do we need now (and always) Berlanga, Azcona and Buñuel?
It is magical and comforting to take back 'Plácido', 'El verdugo', 'El cochecito'. And I love the best actor in the world, along with Cary Grant. A Pepe Isbert.
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Women who enjoy sex, show fun and free: the perfect victim of horror cinema
The 'good girl' trophy characteristic of terror cinema makes virginal women the only survivor. Have things changed or are terror still punishing women?
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Javier Bardem's theatrical debut with his teacher: "At my 57 years, I'm putting myself in a place of vulnerability that makes me stronger"
After a career full of successes and awards in the cinema, the actor premiered on the tables of the hand of Juan Carlos Corazza, the director and teacher with whom he took his first steps and which has guided him in his most iconic roles on the big screen
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Chilean director Sebastián Lelio, Oscar winner, dies at the age of 52 for 'A fantastic woman'
According to various reports, the filmmaker was found lifeless in his home in Las Condes, east of the capital.
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Anabel Alonso: "What worries me most about the right-wing speech is that the working middle class buy it."
In the sixth episode of this season of 'Third Act', the actress talks about her profession, love, humor, the loss of her two brothers when they were children and the social problems she is most concerned about.
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Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Carlos Bardem, Alana S. Portero and Sara Barquinero, among the more than 800 cultural workers who support the general strike in a manifesto
The signatories call for the sector to stop with the text 'The 11N, the culture also for'
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'Concrete Neighbors' shows the miracle of Badia del Vallès: the 'all to a' of 13,000 inhabitants living in a square kilometre
The documentary, already available in Movistar Plus, reports the achievements of this Barcelona population made to itself. "His people became rebellious by necessity, not ideology," says Director Fèlix Colomer
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'Godzilla Minus Zero ': nostalgia' kaiju 'embalsamada
After the success of 'Godzilla Minus One', director Takashi Yamazaki cannot balance the show of the duel of beasts with the post-war postcard
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'The Miserables': serving the show in a broken France
The director is sometimes empected in a production exhibitionism without identity and will probably be remembered, despite its great distribution, as one more sample of contemporary audiovisual bulimia
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'Pray for us': imperative and bad measure denounces against the Franco female reformatories
Daniel Monzón composes a film he wants to denounce without offering all the panoplia of the wild realism of situations, as if he intended to evade a part of the indecency and the torment
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"Sacamantecs": credible ambimentation in the portrait of a monster
David Pérez Sañudo resurrects, in a well-told story, that savagely legendary and sadly real character
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The magazine 'The New Yorker' is attacking 'The Black Ball': "It's not a monument; it's a failure"
Despite the good reception of criticism and public in the United States, the review of the publication film ensures that the directors are "pretentious" and that their stories suffer from "insubstantiality" and are a "repetitive trauma"
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Susi Sánchez, actress: "We live in a very difficult, very twisted world, and sometimes I lose contact with me and I need to preserve myself"
The winner of two Goya Awards and a Max Award acts in 'The Evil Son', a prime opera as director of the performer Jaime Lorente
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'Karateka ': the impressive story of Sandra Sánchez, who won the Olympic gold at the age of 39, overcoming all adversities
The actress Andrea Ros and the sportsman share confidence about these two years of work together. The interpreter says: "We have told your story also through my body and my wounds."
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Iran condemns filmmaker Jafar Panahi to five years in prison and confiscates his property
The director, winner of the Golden Palm of Cannes in 2025 by 'A simple accident', also suffers the prohibition of leaving the country and using social networks for two years
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"La violinista": the Spanish film that he won in Annecy is a song to love and music in times of war
The veteran animator Raúl García, with years of Disney experience, presents in the Seminci a film co-produced with Singapore and is being a success in Asia
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'Homo Plastic ': the journey from Antarctica to Bangladesh of a material that poisons the planet with more than 10,000 chemicals
The documentary, which is already available on Movistar Plus, shows how a product that in its day was synonymous with progress is now destroying our natural environment and our own health
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Walter Koenig, the original "Star Trek" Chekov, dies
The actor died this Sunday in Los Angeles, at the age of 90 and for natural causes, have confirmed his representatives in a statement
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Caos Cine, a New Mexican Distributor, Launches at Morelia Fest With ‘The Huntress,’ Picked Up From Edher Campos and Gabriela Maire’s Zafiro (EXCLUSIVE)
A new player is in town. Upstart Mexican distributor Caos Cine, founded by Regina Serratos and Eduardo Diaz Casanova, has launched at the Morelia Film Festival (FICM) with its first pickup, “The Huntress.” The debut feature of Susanne Andrews Correa marks its Mexican premiere Oct. 19 at the fest, where it competes. “Caos is here […]
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Pasto Cine Boards ‘Puan’ Helmer María Alché’s ‘I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful’ (EXCLUSIVE)
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – Argentina’s Pasto Cine has boarded María Alché’s upcoming “I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful.” The film is produced by leading Brazilian banner Bubbles Project alongside Spain’s Elastica Films, Germany’s Pandora Film, and France’s Maneki Films. “I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful” is set between the 1950s […]