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‘The Future of Spanish Cinema Is Not About Making More Films’: Atresmedia Unveils Broad Slate
From 'La Bola Negra' to 'La Roja,' Atresmedia Makes Its Case for Bigger, Bolder Spanish Cinema SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain — Spanish theatrical audiences are concentrating around fewer films, with nearly 75% of admissions this year going to just…
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From 'La Bola Negra' to 'La Roja,' Atresmedia Makes Its Case for Bigger, Bolder Spanish Cinema SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain — Spanish theatrical audiences are concentrating around fewer films, with nearly 75% of admissions this year going to just 10 local titles despite more than 275 Spanish films being released, according to Atresmedia Cine general manager Jaime Ortiz de Artiñano.
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