News

The production closes the trilogy based on the novels by Mercedes Ron and will be filmed until mid-August in various locations across Galicia.

Agadic increases the grant call for audiovisual shoots in Galicia by 333,000 euros, bringing the total funding to 2,533,000 euros.

The new AGADIC resolution boosts 22 Galician audiovisual projects and strengthens support for creation, independent production, and the sector's projection in the coming years.

The city of A Coruña takes center stage in a new installment of "De tapas por España," the gastronomic tourism and cultural outreach program aired on La 2 of TVE. The episode offers a journey through the history, heritage, and cuisine of A Coruña, with stops at emblematic sites and local culinary landmarks.

The Xunta supports the 23rd edition of the competition, which concludes tonight in the Porriño village with another success in professional and community participation around its unique model of rural revitalization through culture.

The feature film will be screened tomorrow in the Debussy Hall of the Palais, as part of the 'Un Certain Regard' section of the prestigious French festival, and will be the focus of a special event with industry professionals.
The project, which involves five countries, received a grant in 2022 for its development from the Ministry of Culture, Language, and Youth.
Directed by Greek filmmaker Konstantina Kotzamani, filming took place in Japan with the support of the Galician producer throughout the entire process.

He pointed out that the competition, which takes place from May 19 to 23 in the Porriño village, is included in the regional grants for professional audiovisual events.
He highlighted the strength of the audiovisual sector and Galicia's potential to attract film productions.
The program recognizes and brings together prominent voices from the Galician audiovisual sector such as Jaione Camborda, Víctor Coyote, Bea Lema, Guillermo de Oliveira, Virginia Curiá, Diana Toucedo, Fon Cortizo, Hugo Amoedo, and Andrea Zapata.
Cans 2026 received 235 entries, the second-highest number in its history, and has regained its status as a qualifying festival for the Goya Awards.

Play-Doc in Tui, S8 and Intersección in A Coruña, Curtocircuíto and MICE in Santiago de Compostela, FICBUEU, the Cans Festival in Porriño, Novos Cinemas in Pontevedra, the Curtas Festival of the Imaginary in Vilagarcía de Arousa, Carballo Interplay and the Galician Freaky Film Festival in Vigo are the festivals to be subsidized in 2026.

The Ministry of Culture, Language, and Youth is contributing to this new Vaca Films production for Netflix with a €300,000 grant for its filming in numerous Galician locations.

Obradoiro Square and the surroundings of the Cathedral of Santiago are hosting several days of filming. Luis Tosar and Tristán Ulloa star in this period miniseries based on the true story of Romasanta, the first documented serial killer in Spain.

The 2026 edition is published in digital and physical formats, featuring six new works directed by Juan Lorenzo Loureiro, Zahira Teijelo, Iria Silvosa, David Fidalgo, Bea Lema, and Ángel Suanzes, as well as three short films in development.

As in previous years, the professional market of the French festival of Clermont-Ferrand, which kicks off this Monday the 2nd, marks the beginning of the international dissemination of this selection as a reflection of the quality of Galician production in this field.