Key Spanish Titles at MipTV

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John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Spanish titles at MipTV: “The Argonauts and the Golden Coin,” (RTVE) A live action kids adventure, targeting 8-12s, from national public broadcaster RTVE and Galician powerhouse Portocabo (“Hierro,” “Rapa”) as RTVE drives into regional co-production.

Set over a summer in Galicia and inspired by the spirit of “The Famous Five” and “The Goonies,” translated to the 21st century.  “The Caravan,” (Cabal Films) Selected for the inaugural MipDoc International Buyer Screenings, a first-person account of an eight-month pregnant woman in a caravan of Central American immigrants heading to the U.S.  “Dating in Barcelona,” (Filmax) The latest from Filmax, behind “The Red Band Society” and “They All Lie,” following different romantic encounters of people who have met online. “Dover: Die for Rock & Roll,” (Begin Again Films) Doc feature on the Seattle/Jean Jett-inspired Spanish band, behind “Devil Came to Me,” and icon of late ‘90s Spanish alternative pop rock. “Greenpeace,” (Zona Mixta) The latest doc from specialist Zona Mixta (“Into the Blue”; “The Magic Circle of the Reef”), an inside-track on the work of Greenpeace Spain produced by Robert Fonollosa.  “The Left-Handed Son,” (Movistar+ International) A buzz title in Canneseries’ Short Format competition, created by “The Plague” screenwriter Rafael Cobos, a mother-son drama set in Cobos’ native Seville with Lola, a well-heeled divorced mother of two, reacting when she discovers her teen son is a skinhead.  “Magic Lilly,” (DeAPlaneta Entertainment)An fantasy animated series, turning on a young girl magician, which was presented at September’s Cartoon Forum.