Conecta Fiction Pitches: What Spanish Screenwriters Are Working On
19.06.2024 - 16:51
/ variety.com
Holly Jones Spanish creators will pitch their series projects to producers as the SGAE Foundation celebrates its eighth consecutive year of boosting regional talent at this year’s Conecta Fiction & Entertainment market. Heading to the forum are six projects from writers and filmmakers Roberto Márquez, Borja Echevarría, Samu Fuentes, David Caiña, Vicenta Ndongo, Diego Sabanés, Ignacio del Valle and Rai García.
Developed as part of the foundation’s XI Television Series Creation Laboratory, the narratives range from historical to crime and social justice drama to horror thriller and coming-of-age comedy. More on the titles in production: “Dark Suns” (“Soles Negros”), Ignacio del Valle & Raimundo García Based on del Valle’s 2016 crime novel of the same name, the six-part episodic follows protagonist Captain Arturo Andrade.
The fourth installment in his experimental written rubicon is directed for the screen by García and covers a poorly known period of Spain’s post-civil war. “With the aesthetics of ‘Mindhunter’ or ‘True Detective,’ we dive into a nightmare in which more than 30,000 children disappeared through the mechanisms of Franco’s regime over 40 years,” says del Valle.
“The Crazy Queen” (“La Reina Loca”), Borja Echevarría In this period drama set in 1721, rebellious adolescent Isa is married to Louis I of Bourbon, the future King of Spain. The young couple faces backlash as Isa’s actions firmly separate her from trite traditions.
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