Cine Español refers to Spanish cinema, encompassing films produced in Spain or by Spanish filmmakers. It includes a wide variety of genres, styles, and themes that reflect the cultural, social, and historical context of Spain. Cine Español has evolved through different periods, from its early roots in the silent film era to contemporary filmmaking that often explores both domestic issues and global narratives. It is characterized by its unique storytelling techniques, visual aesthetics, and contributions to international cinema. Noteworthy filmmakers in Cine Español include directors like Luis Buñuel, Pedro Almodóvar, Alejandro Amenábar, and many others, who have shaped its identity and global recognition. The term is often used in discussions about film festivals, awards, and the promotion of Spanish language films both within Spain and internationally.
'La Infiltrada' y 'El 47' ganaron el Goya a la Mejor Película en la entrega de premios. Carolina Yuste fue galardonada como Mejor Actriz por su papel en 'La Infiltrada'.…