has acquired Spanish films for the last 20 years, but we now we want a bit more skin in the game,” Nogueroles said. “There are 500 million people who speak Spanish, 48 million in the U.S.
España SVP and director general, told Variety. The same factors priming that overseas boom can also benefit movies from Spain, Pablo Nogueroles, Warner Bros. To date, Spain’s content boom has largely revolved around series, such as “La Casa de Papel,” whose Part 4 was watched around the globe by 65 million Netflix households in its first four weeks. *Daniel Monzón (“Cell 211”) is shooting “Las Leyes de la Frontera,” written by Alex de la Iglesia co-scribe Jorge Guerricaechevarría, a 1978-set tale of summer adolescent love with a social issue edge.įurther WB-Atresmedia Cine titles take in “Mamá o Papá,” sneak-peeked at San Sebastian, a remake of 2015 French original “Papa ou maman,” but now starring Paco Léon (“Arde Madrid”) and dramedy “Los buenos modales,” written and directed by Marta Díaz de Lope Díaz. *”The Red Band Society” scribe Albert Espinosa has penned “Live Is Life,” a “Stand By Me”-ish 1980s tale now wrapping its shoot in Galicia. *Santiago Segura, whose “Father There Is Only One 2” has earned $11.9 million in Spain this summer, will direct, headline and produce “A Todo Tren,” a madcap train-set comedy from Atresmedia Cine, Bowfinger and Amiguetes, set for a Jan. Oriol Paulo (“The Invisible Guest,” “Mirage”) directs Filmayer and Nostromo also produce. Set at a psychiatric ward, it has a charismatic, before-her-times woman checking into a psychiatric ward to investigate a homicide. *Barbara Lennie (“Magical Girl”) will star in “Los renglones torcidos de Dios,” a period mystery thriller with a gender issue edge. In a bullish statement of Spanish movie potential, the five Atresmedia Cine-Warner Bros movies involve some of the biggest names in the Spanish industry. Plushly animated, with a touch of 2D daintiness to character design, “Moomios” is aimed for a late fall or Christmas 2021 release. España production, “Moomios” is set up at 4 Cats Pictures, founded by Jordi Gasull (“Tadeo Jones,” “Capture the Flag”), who co-wrote and produced. As the two assure one another that sparks are guaranteed not to fly, one gets the impression that both are merely putting on a bold front.Ī Warner Bros. In the scene, dashing protagonist Tut, a chariot racer – living in a world underneath the Pyramids peopled by very much alive Ancient Egypt mummies – faces off in a battle of egos with the Pharaoh’s beautiful daughter.
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