By Owen Gleiberman
Film & TV Production Gets Green Light In Spain, Read The Extensive Safety Protocols
13.05.2020 - 15:23 / deadline.com
By Tom Grater
International Film Reporter
The Spanish Film Commission has published its guidelines for coronavirus-safe shooting as the country begins to ease its lockdown this week.
As of Monday (May 11), shooting is now allowed to resume in regions that are progressing to stage one of the government’s reduction of its lockdown, which covers roughly half of the country’s population, though does not include major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona.
It goes without saying that the move does
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‘Stage: The Culinary Internship’: Film Review
In a genre heavy on outright gastroporn, Abby Ainsworth's polished documentary on Spain's celebrated Mugaritz restaurant inspires more curiosity than hunger.
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French Industry Orgs Offer Safety Protocol Guidelines For Resumption Of Filming On Movies & TV
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Major Spanish Producer Mediapro Employs Barcelona Hospital To Create COVID-19 Safety Protocols
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Spain Set for Action as Incentives Increase, Production Begins
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07.05.2020 / 18:31
Enrique Iglesias’ sister Tamara Falco gets surprise aristocratic title
Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias took to Instagram in March to bid his stepfather Carlos Falco goodbye after the aristocrat succumbed to COVID-19 at the age of 83. And now, as reported by our sister publication HOLA! Spain, it has come to light that instead of all his titles going to his eldest-born son Manuel, Enrique’s sister, 38-year-old Tamara Falco, will inherit the name that her dad was most proud of: the Marquess of Griñon.
