David Casademunt: “I’ve learned more from movies than from school”

Miguel Ángel Muñoz: “In this life you have to do the things that make you happy”

Laia Manzanares: “I never wanted to be an actress, I wanted to be Uma Thurman in ‘Kill Bill’”

Agustí Villaronga: “As a director I’m curious, always looking for something different in every film”

Carolina Yuste: “We cannot abandon the fight to ensure women’s presence in the media and entertainment industry”

Fernando González Molina: “‘Paraíso’ is a roller coaster ride of thrills and fun entertainment”

Patricia Conde: “Humor is a defense mechanism, a way of looking at life”

Isak Férriz: “I’ve been bored with blockbusters for a while now. Superhero cinema is damaging to audiences”

Álvaro Cervantes: “I’m afraid that people will forget the collective experience of going to a theatre”

Lluís Quílez: “It’s difficult to make an action movie when we shoot so many comedies here”

Juanma Bajo Ulloa: “Today the public themselves perform the work of censorship”

David Victori: “I’m fascinated by human nature and how we sustain our moral principles in the most extreme situations”

Brendemühl: “I prefer directors who put me in a place where I’m not comfortable”

Sergi López: “People don’t believe me when I say that I couldn’t care less about awards”

Elisabet Casanovas: “My ‘Drama’ character doesn’t ask for permission or forgiveness”

Berto Romero: “The absence of humor is a sign of a decaying soul”

Ingrid García-Jonsson: “I have a ‘harder’ time doing comedy than drama”

Raúl Arévalo: “The film industry should have its blockbusters as well as its odd-balls”

Carlos Cuevas: “Some people go lucky for popularity, but it beats me why”

Benito Zambrano: “The most important thing is avoid being boring or causing indifference”