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Spanish Animation Shines at Málaga Film Festival
10 Mar
Summary
- At least 13 animated features were presented at Málaga's Mafiz.
- Projects range from family-friendly stop motion to young adult stories.
- Films seek co-producers, investors, sales, and distribution partners.
The Málaga Film Festival's Mafiz industry zone is spotlighting Spain's burgeoning animation scene, presenting at least 13 animated features. These projects span a wide spectrum, from family-friendly stop-motion tales to compelling narratives for young adults, demonstrating the medium's creative breadth.
Several distinct films are making waves. "Girl and Wolf" by Hampa Studio adapts a graphic novel, while "The Amalur Prophecy" by MB Producciones features Basque mythology. Director Lyona presents "The Day Ewan McGregor Introduced Me to His Parents," a hand-drawn 2D animation.
Other notable features include the Spanish-German-Irish collaboration "Flamingo Flamenco," a 3D CGI adventure-comedy, and "A la Fresca," a poignant 2D animation about rural life. "Almond Eyes" explores the complexities of romantic love for adults and young adults, and "Run, Kuru, Run!" is a family-oriented 3D feature based on a children's book series.
The Mafiz events also include discussions and workshops on Spanish animation's global market presence, featuring industry professionals and Pixar alumni.
