The Spanish Comic Sector is holding an assembly this weekend in Barcelona to renew its board of directors, with its current president, Alejandro Casasola, running for reelection.
This list for the month of May continues to reflect the consolidation of the changes of the last few weeks. In fiction, the expectation surrounding the new Pope has pushed 'El loco de Dios en el fin del mundo',
Luis Alberto de Cuenca has won the XXXIV Queen Sofia Prize for Ibero-American Poetry, jointly organized by Patrimonio Nacional and the University of Salamanca since 1992.
A cozy crime novel where Agatha Christie becomes a detective along a post-war bookseller.
The Oscar winning actor reinvents himself for the small screen. In ‘Nada’, he takes the audience in a comedic yet heartwarming cultural collision, intertwining the lives of the quirky food critic Manuel, portrayed by Luis Brandoni, and De Niro’s character, an American writer navigating the…
Based on the book “Dylan Goes Electric” by Elijah Wald, ‘A Complete Unknown’ tracks Dylan’s rise as an artist leading up to his infamous set at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, during which he performed live with electric instruments for the first time. The film also stars Edward Norton as…
There is no doubt that Luca Guadagnino has proven over and over that he is the most revealing director of erotic desire on screen. The filmmaker brings to the screen the surreal and sweaty 'Queer', an adaptation of William S. Burroughs' short novel written in 1952 and published in 1985.
The Danish actress comes back this month to the big screen with the movie Gladiator II, as Lucilla, a character that reprises 25 years after the one she played in ‘Gladiator’. In Los Angeles, the actress talked about her preparation and her ability to speak multiple languages attributed to her…
The father of fellow actors Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, decorated performer Martin Sheen first rising to prominence in the 1968 drama ‘The Subject Was Roses’ and then Terrence Malick's 1973 crime drama ‘Badlands’. Sheen was catapulted to superstardom when he brilliantly portrayed…
So, when we last saw them, season one concluded with former CIA agent ‘Dan Chase’, played by Jeff Bridges, and FBI Assistant Director, ‘Harold Harper’, played by John Lithgow, living out their worst nightmare after the woman they both call daughter, ‘Emily Chase’, played by Alia Shawkat,…