Spanish film industry hits record revenue at San Sebastian festival
The 74th San Sebastian International Film Festival concluded in Spain with a record-breaking year for the national film and television sector.
Festival director departs after long tenure
This edition marks the final festival under the direction of José Luis Rebordinos. He has led the event since 2011, establishing stability and strong industry connections. His tenure coincided with significant growth in Spanish production values.
Record revenue boosts national industry status
The Spain Film Commission announced that total production reached an all-time high of €5.68 billion in 2025. This figure represents a major milestone for the country's creative economy. The festival also saw five nominations for International Emmy Awards.
Brad Pitt and Los Javis headline events
Actor Brad Pitt spent over an hour signing autographs at his press conference. Meanwhile, the film La Bola Negra won the TIFF People's Choice Award just before the festival began. David Ayer's The Heart of the Beast proved popular with both critics and audiences.
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