The buzzy Spanish films at San Sebastian - bonus episode

In this bonus episode of The Screen Podcast, the team focus on the San Sebastian Film Festival, which kicked off last week and runs until September 26, and explores the Spanish screen sector’s production boom.

Screen’s deputy editor Louise Tutt is joined by Spain correspondent Elisabeth Cabeza, who talks about which films are going down well with festival audiences, particularly their reaction to Los Javis’ awards-season hopeful, La Bola Negra, which had its local premiere at the festival.

Then Screen’s Europe editor Tim Dams speaks to Spain Film Commission president Juan Manuel Guimeráns Rubio about the economic impact of government investment on the local industry and why big international films, including the Tomb Raider series, a live-action Tangled, and Woody Allen’s new feature, are heading to Spain.

This week’s episode is sponsored by the Spain Film Commission, which works to showcase Spanish talent, locations, and incentives to the international audiovisual industry. To find out more about their latest study, click here.

The Screen Podcast is produced by Ellie Calnan, with Wendy Mitchell serving as editorial director. New episodes every Thursday.

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