Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Chile figure as the regular top markets for Spanish TV fiction, though now, standout performances have extended across the U.S. “Side Games” was a big hit for DirecTV Latin America.
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“The demand for high-quality Spanish-language content has never been higher,” Movistar Plus president Sergio Oslé has said. The alliance, negotiated by Atresmedia CEO Silvio Gonzalez and Emilio Gayo, Telefonica España president, comes after the July 19 global launch of the season 3 launch of Atresmedia’s “La Casa de Papel,” which was watched by 35 million Netflix household accounts over its first seven days, a new all-time record for a Netflix non-English-language series. 20, Telefonica and Spanish network Atresmedia announced a framework agreement to create a 50/50 joint venture production-distribution giant to produce both series and feature films, focusing on fiction. 1 content player, investing €841.1 million ($925.2 million) in programming this year, according to Ihs Markit estimates.
No company in the world has more market screenings at Mipcom, the biggest TV event in the world, than Telefonica pay TV unit Movistar Plus. The five Spanish directors working on the project include: Leticia Dolera, who helmed Canneseries TV festival winner and Movistar Plus original “ Perfect Life” Rodrigo Sorogoyen, whose political thriller “ The Candidate” screened in the Contemporary World Cinema section at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival Paula Ortiz, whose film “ The Bride” - based on Federico García Lorca’s “ Blood Wedding” - played at San Sebastián in 2015 Carlos Marqués-Marcet, whose debut film “ 10.000km” in 2014 won the best new director award at the Goyas and whose recent credits include “Days to Come” and “ Anchor and Hope” and Elena Martín. They have been provided with some basic equipment to create their episodes, including a smartphone. HBO Europe has asked five Spanish directors to reflect on coronavirus-induced confinement in a specially commissioned, fast-turnaround short film anthology series entitled “At Home.” The five individual episodes will be filmed in the homes of the directors, who will collaborate with those they are isolating with. The different stories will contain romantic comedy, drama, and some fantasy elements.
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More from Deadline'Westworld': Vincent Cassel Takes Us Inside Serac's Agenda & Tonight's Episode 5 'Genre'Bill DeBlasio On 'Unimaginably' Gutsy New Yorkers As 'Real Time With Bill Maher' Returns To The Host's BackyardAll Episodes Of 'Big Little Lies' Added To HBO's Free-Streaming Lineup - Update They will have to use their homes and the people they are isolating with as the environment and protagonists for their 15-minute stories, which examine the situation created by Covid-19. Leticia Dolera ( Perfect Life), Rodrigo Sorogoyen (Mother), Paula Ortiz ( The Bride), Carlos Marqués-Marcet ( The Days To Come) and Elena Martín (Julia ist) have been supplied with basic equipment, including a smartphone, to make their episode - but the rest is up to them. HBO Europe has commissioned five Spanish directors to create stories from their homes for a coronavirus-inspired anthology series titled At Home (En Casa). A panel discussion will be lead by the key cast, directors Rodrigo García and Alejandro Maci and the executives who led its production – Mariana Pérez, VP, development and production, Twdc Latin America, and Leonardo Aranguibel, VP, production, Twdc Latin America. “Santa Evita” tells the true events-based and extraordinary story of the odyssey of Argentine First Lady Eva Perón’s embalmed body over three decades, her elevation to near sainthood saying much about Argentina and Latin America at large. In further news announced Monday, Conecta Fiction will also stage the European premiere of Star Plus’ “Santa Evita,” executive produced by Salma Hayek Pinault and José Tamez, starring Natalia Oreiro, Ernesto Alterio, Darío Grandinetti and one of Disney’s most anticipated titles Spanish-language titles. Fabula-Fremantle’s “Santa Maria,” Leticia Dolera’s “ Puberty” and “ Fata Morgana,” a Western thriller executive produced by Béla Tarr, all feature at this year’s vastly expanded Conecta Fiction & Entertainment.
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