Francisco Javier Gómez Pérez

Aproximación histórica a las coproducciones hispano-brasileñas

The government institutions of Spain and Brazil signed a first agreement on cinematographic co-production in 1963. This agreement remained unchanged until 2008, when ICAA and ANCINE ratified a new bilateral agreement. Furthermore, both countries belong to CACI, promoter of some international agreements and conventions to help stimulate the creation of an Iberoamerican audio-visual space. The main example of their activities is programa IBERMEDIA. The results of these bilateral or multilateral agreements are a number of Spanish-Brazilian productions. This paper aims to compile these co-productions in order to prove the efficacy of the public policies that help the cinematographic co-production.

La producción cinematográfica en Andalucía durante la Guerra Civil

This article focuses on the relation between Andalucia and the film production in the Spanish civil war. The civil war outbreak caused the division of resources and infrastructures of the cinematographic industry, remaining in Andalucia as a tool that serves to the National faction propaganda. Andalucia continues providing stages to the films coproduced with Germany. The only Andalusian film registered during these years is La casa de la Troya (1936) directed by Adolfo Aznar and Juan Vila Vilamala and produced by Andalucia Cinematografica (A.C.S.A.), company sited in Malaga.