Italian
Spain’s most anticipated releases for Mipcom
Spain is set to dazzle at Mipcom with a diverse lineup of new films and series that promise to captivate audiences globally. From heartfelt romantic comedies to compelling political dramas and animated adventures, these productions showcase the depth and variety of Spanish storytelling.
A journey of self-discovery in “@love”
Produced by Annabelle Mullen and Leah Aldarondo, “@love” is a romantic comedy that explores the modern dating landscape through the eyes of a Caribbean film producer. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Spain, this film delves into themes of romance and personal growth. “At its core, it’s a woman’s journey away from home to find not only romance but clarity,” say its creators. The nuanced portrayal of the protagonist’s experiences offers viewers an introspective look at love in the digital age.
Political Intrigue in “Alone in the night”
“Alone in the Night” is a gripping political drama produced by Summer Films and La Claqueta. Starring Pablo Gómez-Pando, the film is set during Spain’s 1981 coup and follows the harrowing experiences of labor lawyers in hiding. This movie expertly blends humor with high-stakes drama, creating a compelling narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
Historical thriller “The 39”
Presented at Iberseries, “The 39” dives into the power struggles and eventual fate of the 39 men Christopher Columbus left on Española (modern-day Dominican Republic) in 1492. This six-part historical thriller, created by David Martínez and Roberto Serrano, offers a riveting look at a lesser-known chapter of history, filled with tension and intrigue.
Watch the thrilling trailer here.
A Catalan triumph with “El 47”
“El 47” has become the highest-grossing Catalan-language movie in the past 15 years. This feel-good hit, starring Eduard Fernández, tells the inspiring true story of Manolo Vital, a bus driver whose simple act of rebellion in 1978 helped shape modern-day Barcelona. The film’s heartwarming narrative and strong performances have resonated deeply with audiences, making it a standout hit.
Educational fun with “Baby Bot”
For younger audiences, “Baby Bot” offers an engaging animated series produced by Lingokids. The show takes children aged 2-8 on educational adventures through 13 five-minute episodes. Each episode features the Lingokids characters teaching Baby Bot about a variety of topics, from dinosaurs to the digestive system, making learning both fun and captivating.
Embracing imagination in “Baoverse”
“Baoverse”, produced by Morgana Studios, is designed for kids aged 7-9. This expansive multiplatform narrative universe combines gaming, social media content, and collectible items in an animated adventure. The series encourages children to embrace both strength and vulnerability while navigating and saving the Baoverse.
A slice of 16th century life in “Beguines”
“Beguines” transports viewers back to the 16th century, following Lucía de Avellaneda as she discovers a new semi-monastic life in a Beguinage. The series skillfully portrays her confrontations with the Inquisition and forbidden love, making for a compelling historical drama.
The rise and fall in “The Big Jump”
“The Big Jump” chronicles the tumultuous post-Olympic journey of Spanish gymnastics star Gervasio Deferr. Oscar Casas stars in this dramatic series directed by Roger Gual, offering an in-depth look at the challenges faced by elite athletes after reaching the pinnacle of their careers.
A heroic return with “Courtois, the return of the number 1”
This four-part docu-series, “Courtois, the Return of the Number 1”, delves into the long rehabilitation journey of Real Madrid’s goalkeeper Diego Courtois during the 2023-24 season. The series provides an intimate look at the determination and resilience required to return to top form after a significant injury.
Mystery and intrigue in “Detective Romi”
“Detective Romi” follows hearing-impaired private detective Romina Goitia as she investigates her father’s long-ago death, which she suspects to be murder. Created by a writer from Elite and directed by Inés París, this series blends drama and mystery with a unique perspective.
Romance and self-discovery in “Dating in Barcelona” (Season 2)
“Dating in Barcelona” continues its successful run with season 2, produced by Filmax’s Pau Freixas. This hit series on Catalonia’s 3Cat and Prime Video, captures the joys and challenges of dating, set against the captivating backdrop of Barcelona.
Regal history with “Ena — queen victoria eugenia”
“Ena — Queen Victoria Eugenia” is RTVE’s flagship series, spotlighting the life of Queen Victoria Eugenia of Battenberg, married to Spain’s Alfonso XIII. The series covers her triumphs and tribulations, including exile and enduring two world wars, providing a rich historical tapestry for viewers.
“Flowers over the inferno” season 2 promises more mystery
Season 2 of “Flowers Over the Inferno” continues to explore the life of criminologist Teresa Battaglia, played by Elena Sofia Ricci. As she solves mysteries in the Alps while battling Alzheimer’s, the series artfully blends elements of art, history, and forensic investigation.
Eager for more mysterious thrills?
Culinary aspirations in “La favorita 1922”
Set in 1922 Madrid, “La Favorita 1922” highlights the struggles of Marquise Elena de Valmonte as she battles to transform an abandoned restaurant into the city’s premier dining establishment. With themes of love, intrigue, and a touch of thriller, this production promises to captivate audiences.
Exploring natural wonders in “Freshwater gardens”
“Freshwater Gardens” is a nature documentary that explores the seasonal transformations of water across continents. This six-part series reveals water’s profound impact on animal behavior, stunningly capturing the beauty and complexity of various ecosystems.
A final showdown in “The head” season 3
Set in the desolate Sahara Desert, the third season of “The Head” wraps up this English-language franchise with a dramatic conclusion. With returning stars John Lynch and Katharine O’Donnelly and creators Ran Tellem and Jorge Dorado, fans can expect a gripping finale.
Immerse yourself in this thriller’s world.
Women breaking barriers in “Internal affairs”
“Internal Affairs” takes viewers back to 1979, focusing on the first women admitted to Spain’s police force. This social-issue drama from RTVE combines historical context with engaging storytelling to highlight their groundbreaking journey.
Conservation success in “The land of the Iberian lynx”
This documentary, “The Land of the Iberian Lynx”, celebrates the remarkable recovery of the endangered Iberian lynx. Once near extinction, ongoing conservation efforts have played a crucial role in preserving these majestic animals for future generations.
Teen motherhood in “The lotus flower club”
“The Lotus Flower Club” is a teen dramedy that follows the lives of five young mothers as they navigate personal and professional challenges. Co-produced with ProQuoTV, this series captures their fears, joys, and the reality of young motherhood.
An MMA legend’s journey in “Matador”
“Matador” chronicles MMA champion Ilia Topuria’s rise from war-torn Georgia to UFC stardom. This is Spain’s highest-grossing documentary feature of 2024, offering an intimate look at Topuria as he prepares to challenge undefeated champion Alexander Volkanovski.
Predatory struggles in “Mediterranean hunters II”
This 52-minute nature doc, “Mediterranean Hunters II”, showcases the dramatic life-or-death struggles between hunters and prey in Europe. Featuring iconic predators like wild cats and eagle owls, it reveals the impressive survival strategies in these ecosystems.
Seasonal romance in “The new years”
“The New Years” follows Ana and Oscar, both turning 30, from a serendipitous meeting on New Year’s Eve 2015 through subsequent New Year’s Eves. Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s latest creation, premiering at Venice, promises a captivating romantic narrative.
Explore the timeless romance.
Kind-hearted adventures in “Plim plim”
“Plim Plim” is an animated series for toddlers and preschoolers that promotes positive behavior through magical adventures. With a superhero powered by kindness, this series teaches valuable lessons while entertaining young viewers.
Sci-fi suspense in “Punto nemo”
“Punto Nemo” is a sci-fi thriller that sees a team of marine biologists trapped at an old fort on Punto Nemo island. The series combines suspense and science fiction to create a gripping narrative.
Pandemic procedural in “Quiet”
Set during the COVID lockdown in Barcelona, “Quiet” is a procedural drama as police race against time to catch a serial killer targeting the homeless. This timely series intertwines crime drama with the unique challenges of a lockdown.
Groundbreaking drama in “Querer”
“Querer” marks the first TV series from acclaimed director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa. Blending family drama with courtroom thriller elements, this series focuses on the sensitive issue of sexual abuse in marriage, establishing Ruiz de Azúa as a leading voice in Spanish cinema.
Confronting mortality in “Rapa”
Returning for its third season, “Rapa” follows investigator Maite as she delves into a high-profile kidnapping case. Meanwhile, Tomás faces his terminal illness with contemplations of euthanasia. This season promises to wrap up the series with emotionally charged storytelling.
Universal emotions in “Stories”
“Stories” brings to life 11 tales that highlight universal emotions such as love, fear, happiness, and hope. These narratives transcend cultural boundaries, connecting audiences through shared human experiences.
Dinosaur adventures in “Tippi t-rex”
Madrid’s Ánima Kitchent brings “Tippi T-Rex”, a 2D animated series for preschoolers that has garnered over 8 million YouTube views in its first year. This fun-filled series is already a hit with young audiences.
Comic chaos in “Traffic jam”
“Traffic Jam” captures the chaos and relationships that develop during a massive traffic jam. Produced by Onza, this series features an all-star comic cast and promises humor and heart.
High-quality crime drama in “Weiss & morales”
“Weiss & Morales”, produced by leading industry players, showcases the collaborative effort of companies producing high-quality shows. Set in the Canary Islands, this crime drama offers a compelling narrative without compromising quality.
Empowering narratives in “Where the wind takes me”
“Where the Wind Takes Me” tells the stories of four women overcoming adversities, embodying the elements of water, air, earth, and fire. This feature documentary promises to inspire with its tales of resilience and empowerment.
Fun-fueled farm challenges in “Zenon’s farm”
From the popular animated YouTube network, “Zenon’s Farm” follows Zenon, Bartolito, and friends as they tackle various farm challenges. With a mix of fun and country music, this adventure series is set to entertain and educate young viewers.
For more updates and in-depth reviews of these films and series, share this article on social media and stay tuned to our site!
