Swartzenegger in Cuenca?

Mister Swartzenegger has been contacted by British author and teacher Bob Yareham and Jaume Palau, a Catalan expert in tourism, who is the author of books about the locations of James Bond films (many of them in Spain) and Game of Thrones.

Antonio Banderas. ‘In Spain there is much envy, we don’t know how to value what we have’

‘We are a little fucked up people, trigger-happy and too quick to give our opinions on other people’

A British short film with Galician music is dreaming about an Oscar

Nico Casal, from Santiago de Compostela composes film soundtracks and is the author of the short film entitled ‘Stutterer’.

The former head of the Spanish Cinema Academy is attributed to have defrauded 731,900 €

Enrique González Macho is one of the accused of artificially increasing audience numbers to obtain grants from the Culture Ministry for the Spanish film Rosa y Negro – (Pink and black).

Hollywood Comes to Jávea

Jávea may not be Hollywood, and yet many film stars have come to the Valencia Community to make films over the years, including George Clooney, Hugh Laurie, Yul Brynner, Dirk Bogarde, Sir Alec Guinness, Bruce Willis, Michael York, Oliver Reed, Charlton Heston, Sophia Loren, Peter Ustinov, Robert Ryan, Henry Cavell or Liam Neeson.

4 Routes and a Book in Valencia

Valencia International editor Bob Yareham will present his book on cinema tourism in Spain; A Set Jetters Guide to Spain: 101 Locations on Saturday 26th September at the Vincii Palace Hotel in Calle de la Paz at 6.30 pm.

Spanish classic comedy actor José Sazatornil, known as ‘Saza’ has died

The actor participated in nearly all the classic films directed by Luis García Berlanga and received a Goya (Spanish Oscar) in 1988

The new cinema law comes into effect today

It modifies the 2007 law and removes funding from ticket sales to pre-investment.

A British documentary on Afghan soldiers has won DocumentaMadrid

The British production ‘Tell Spring Not to Come This Year’ by Saeed Taji Farouki and Michael McEvoy, has been garlanded with first prize in the DocumentaMadrid Festival for its ‘humanity and courage to show, from the inside, the unsolved Afghan conflict’.

The 29th edition of the Goya Film Awards took place in Madrid Saturday night

Recently the annual event, Spain’s equivalent to the Oscars, has seen political protest from the prize winners during their acceptance speeches.