RTVE supports Spanish cinema with its participation in 26 new projects

Films by established directors and new filmmakers, among the titles approved in this year's second film evaluation panel. He will participate in the new films by Woody Allen, Carlos Saura, Agustí Villaronga, Paula Ortiz, Isaki Lacuesta, Daniel Calparsoro and Claudia Llosa, among others.

RTVE maintains its commitment to promoting Spanish film production and has selected 26 new movies at the second film evaluation table of the year. Given the situation created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Corporation reaffirms its determined support for the Spanish audiovisual cultural industry.

In the list of titles in which he has just committed his participation, the new films by prestigious directors such as Woody Allen, Carlos Saura, Agustí Villaronga, Isaki Lacuesta, Daniel Calparsoro, Paula Ortiz, Fernando Colomo, or Claudia Llosa stand out.

It has also recently launched a campaign encouraging people to go to the cinema with #RTVE we are cinema, and with timely information on all the film premieres that are being produced after the reopening of the theaters, both in the news and programs on TVE and RNE, as well as on RTVE Digital, We are cinema.

RTVE has committed its participation to films of all genres and styles, betting on established directors and new professionals and their first works. The selection of 14 women directors stands out, with titles such as Teresa by Paula Ortiz; The cuckoo of Mar Targarona; Mom is on Tinder, by Daniela Fejerman; The grandson, by Nelly Reguera; The snail house, by Macarena Astorga; Five Little Wolves by Alaude Ruiz de Azua; Taking care of the sun, by Catalina Razzini; open body, by Ángeles Huerta and Each and every one, by Claudia Llosa and the European directors Anne Zohra Berrached (Germany), Stina Werenfels (Switzerland) and Anna Jadowska (Poland).

Among the selected titles are Rifkin´s Festival, the Woody Allen, 3,000 obstacles by Agustí Villaronga, Akelarre by Pablo Agüero; Bora Bora, by Albert Serra; Birds, by Pau Durá; Polyamory for beginners by Fernando Colomo; All the names of God, by Daniel Calparsoro; One year, one night, by Isaki Lacuesta.

They complete the list: official competition, by Gaston Duprat and Mariano Cohn; brothers-in-law, by Toño López; From the shadow, by Félix Viscarret; ANDl Oliver's universe, by Alexis Morante; Emperor Project, by Jorge Coira; and Return to EGB, by Mario Montero. In addition to feature-length documentaries, Carlos Saura and the origins of art, by Carlos Saura and Charlie Chaplin, a man of the world, by Carmen Chaplin, and the animated feature film Gus the guide dog, by Bruno Simoes;