Nacho Sánchez: “I like characters that are a bit strange.”

Karra Elejalde: “Many people thank me for adding fun and happiness to their lives.”

Isaki Lacuesta: “I always try to make poetic films, and poetry can encompass politics”

Alberto Rodríguez: “I like making films that make people ask themselves questions”

Adrián Silvestre: “I believe in cinema that borders on political incorrectness and that makes you think.”

Laura Mañá: “In a comedy, the characters have to be very dramatic.”

Daniel Burman: “Yosi is a person who is always on a tightrope, out of his comfort zone”

Carla Simon: “The love of a family can heal many things”

Patricia Lopez Arnaiz: “Little by little, the range of female characters is becoming broader, more complex and richer”

Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn: “We don’t shoot our characters, they shoot each other”

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”

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”

Secun de la Rosa: “My success comes from being a stubborn survivor”

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