Spain Serves Breakfast, New Content at Cannes’ Mipcom

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Mipcom participation is coordinated by Spanish trade institute ICEX, with the support of the Spain Audiovisual Hub of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, in the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, financed by the Next Generation Funds of the European Commission.

A drill-down on the companies and some titles: “Transuniversal,” (1 x 80’ LGBTQ+ Docu) Docu delves into the arduous struggle for Trans people’s rights, fueled by new regulations, offering hope to those facing societal rejection and limited opportunities. “Tramps,” (“Zorras,” Atresmedia TV, Morena Films)A dramedy adapted from Noemí Casquet’s popular book trilogy “Zorras, Malas y Libres.” Three twenty-something women create a secret group, the Sex Friends Club, to fulfill their sexual fantasies, unintentionally launching a feminine revolution. “Nights in Tefia,” (6 x 6.5’ Scripted Drama) Between 1954 and 1966, a camp held prisoners for forced labor, including LGBTIQ+ individuals.

In 2004, a survivor recalls their story of survival, which gave rise to Tindaya, an imaginative cabaret. “Free Falling” (“Caída Libre”), Co-produced withSuspense Entertainment, “The Impossible” director J.A.

Bayona produces a drama about a hugely demanding national gymnastics coach, played by “The Orphanage’s” Belen Rueda. Film Factory sells. “Monster Shaker, (52 x 11’ Kids Adventure Comedy) Available from Q4 2023, nine-year-old Justin discovers a magical shaker which creates powerful monsters with unique recipes.