Start the Berlinale with extensive Spanish presence

Start the Berlinale with extensive Spanish presence In the Official Selection will compete Nobody wants the night by Isabel Coixet and the Chilean Spanish co-production of the documentary franco button pearl, directed by Patricio Guzm n.

With the screening of the film directed by Isabel Coixet, No one wants the night , Starts tonights Berlin International Film Festival.

The participation of Spanish films at this years Berlinale is divided into several sections. In the Official Selection will compete said No one wants the night Franco Spanish and Chilean co-production of the documentary Pearl buttonDirected by Patricio Guzm n.

Forum Section contains the feature The complex money, John Rodrig ez and Hispanic German coproduction Androids DreamIon de Sosa.

In Section Culinary this year Spain is present with two documentaries: Cooking up a tribute, Luis Gonzalez and Andrea Gomez and Jerez. The mystery of palo cortado, Jose Luis L pez Linares. In the new Section Native - Indigenous Cinema will screen two Spanish co-productions: Made in USA Claudia Llosa and Hammock Paz Encina. Finally in Berlinale Shorts will be screened The game of hide David Mu oz and Hispanic American coproduction franco Yu-Yu de Marc Johnson.

Spain present at the European Film Market

Under the umbrella brand Cinema From Spain, coordinated by ICEX and the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (ICAA), in collaboration with FAPAE, the Spanish production will be well represented at the European Film Market parallel to the Berlinale.

The Spanish official pavilion, which has undoubtedly an exceptional location in the central atrium of the Martin-Gropius-Bau, has an area of 170 square meters, where the Spanish exhibiting companies: Film Factory Entertainment, DeAPlaneta and beat Films.

The Pavilion Cinema From Spain has consolidated over the years and today represents a key to increasing the visibility of film industry and Spain in one of the most important European markets tool.

The presence of Spanish international sales companies also extends to offices in the Marriott Hotel, where Dreamcatchers, 6Sales, Filmax International, Moonrise and Rebel Pictures have their meetinghouses.

Companies offer their buyers market projections, some of the most recent successes of Spanish cinema as The Low Island Alberto Rodr guez, The Club Misunderstood Carlos Sedes, Mortadelo and Filemon against Jimmy the horny Javier Fesser, Losing the North Nacho Garcia Velilla, Sheep do not lose the Train Alvaro Fernandez Armero, Torrent 5: Operation Eurovegas Santiago Segura, Flowers Jon Gara o and Jose Maria Goenaga, among others.

In 2014, EFM held nearly 500 exhibitors, mostly producers, distributors and associations, and was attended by over 8,000 visitors. 1,100 films were screened in the market.

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