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Elena Anaya interview about the movie Room in Rome (Habitacion en Roma) directed by Julio Medem, where shy plays the main character Alba. The interview took place during the Festival of Spanish Cinema in Malaga on the roof terrace of the hotel AC Malaga with panoramic views of the town and the port. The television interview is available on TVSpain.

You can also see interview with  Natasha Yarovenko and Julio Medem made by TVSpain, watch the Room in Rome trailer and view still images from the movie.

Natasha Yarovenko interview: One day in Barcelona, a photographer down the street saw her and offered her a modelling job.  Then there was an article by a designer Lydia Delgado in El Pais, which included a short interview with her.  Following this publication, the film director Lydia Zimmerman contacted her looking for a girl to star in a TV movie, ‘La Dona de Gel’. A few years later a friend introduced her to Julio Medem who was looking for a Russian actress in USA and Russia and found Natasha in Barcelona where she lives and works. We met Natasha Yarovenko in Malaga during the Spanish Film Festival in Malaga where the movie Room in Rome ((Habitacion en Roma) was premiered. She told us how she got the part, revealed some stories behind the scenes and offered her personal view about the movie. The interview took part on the roof terrace of the hotel AC Malaga with panoramic views of the town. The television interview is available on TVSpain.

You can also see interview with Elena Anaya and Julio Medem made by TVSpain and watch the Room in Rome trailer and view still images from the movie.

The spanish film director Julio Medem premiered his new movie Room in Rome (Habitacion en Roma) during the 13th Spanish Film Festival 2010 in Malaga - see trailer on TVSpain . This is his eight film and first made entirely in English. It tells the story of Alba (Elena Anaya) and i Natasha (Nathasa Yarovenko), which unfolds over twelve hours, through the night and into the early morning, before each woman departs, Alba to Spain, and Natasha to Russia.

The room seems always to have been waiting for them. It’s ancient walls exude a magical atmosphere, heavy with sensuality and ripe with endless erotic possibilities. As Alba and Natasha enter into the unknown, intense new feelings are awakened, and a natural understanding between them grows, giving rise to comic as well as powerfully intimate moments, before the unexpected arrival of love pierces them.

At first they hide, cautious, protecting themselves. Slowly they allow themselves to be borne away, each into the unknown terrain of the other, yet never abandoning the honest love felt for their respective partners - in Alba’s case, a mother of two, in Natasha’s, the man she is due to marry in one week.

Until at last both find themselves transfixed before a completely new truth, a shared abyss, a secret kept in a hotel room in Rome.  A true freedom to do whatever they most fervently desire.

You can also watch interviews with Elena Anaya, Julio Medem and Natasha Yarovenko made by TVSpain

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ShootingBox offers the following service:

- Shoot, edit and feed: comprehensive news service in London, UK and Malaga, Spain
- Cameraman and full broadcast crew with equipment in London, UK and Malaga, Spain
- Production fixer, location scout and researcher in London, UK and Malaga, Spain
- London Stock Shots

The company was established in 1986 in London by Janusz Szczerek – the proprietor, cameraman and director of photography. Since 2003 Shooting Box has been also operating from Malaga and currently provides services in UK, Spain and worldwide. The London office is based in Clarkenwell near the financial heart of the City of London and close to ITN. The Spanish office is based in the Historic Centre in Malaga, behind the Picasso’s Birthplace House at Plaza de la Merced

Janusz Szczerek has over 20 years of experience and has worked for all major broadcasters, production companies and big corporate businesses world-wide. His camerawork includes news, documentaries, features, corporate videos, pop promos, commercials and dramas.

He was born and educated in Poland where he graduated from the Polish Film School (PWSFTViT) in Lodz with an MA diploma in Cinematography. He started his career as a film and video artist and after moving to London in 1982 he made several avant-garde films, videos and live performances.

This year the Malaga Spanish Film Festival  takes place between 17 and 25 April. Malaga born actor and director Antonio Banderas is to be the star of the opening night on April 17th. The Festival is an annual national showcase for features films, documentaries, shorts and videos. They are divided into sections: the Official Feature Films , Zonazine, Short Films, Latin American Territory and Documentaries and  compete for awards including, the Malaga Prize, Retrospective, Ricardo Franco Prize, The Gold Film and Eloy Church Prize.

14 feature films will compete this year, and six films will get their world premiere.  Festival de Malaga TV , the Internet Channel on TVSpain is featuring all movies with trailers, photographs, synopsis and technical data - see www.FestivalDeMalaga.tv or click on the images (thumbnails) bellow.

THE SHAME / La Vergüenza, Festival de Malaga 2009 BRAIN DRAIN / Fuga de Cerebros, Festival de Malaga 2009 BULLYING, Festival de Malaga 2009 GUTS / Agallas, Festival de Malaga 2009 A GOOD MAN / Un Buen Hombre, Festival de Malaga 2009 THE FROST, La Escarcha, Festival de Malaga 2009 MAD LOVE / Amores Locos, Festival de Malaga 2009 7 MINUTES / 7 Minutos, Festival de Malaga 2009 TRASH, Festival de Malaga 09 THE FISH CHILD / El Niño Pez, Festival de Malaga 2009 THREE DAYS WITH THE FAMILY / Tres días con la familia, Festival de Malaga 2009 7′5 STEPS / 7 Pasos y Medio, Festival de Malaga 2009 THE FRIEND ZONE / Pagafantas, Festival de Malaga 2009 BLACK FLOWERS / Flores Negrass, Festival de Malaga 2009

You can also sethe e last year films at the Festival De Malaga TV 2008:

JAVIER GUTIERREZ INTERVIEW, 3 Dias winner Festival De Malaga 2008 NOCHES DE CINE - cinema on beach, Malaga NARANJO EN FLOR / Flower of Seduction, Festival de Malaga 2008 RAFAEL, Festival de Malaga 2008 PRETEXTOS / Pretexts, Festival de Málaga 2008 14 Fabian Road, Festival de Málaga 2008 PROYECTO DOS / Project Two, Festival De Málaga 2008 BIENVENIDO A FAREWELL-GUTMAN / Welcome to Farewell-Gutmann, Festival De Málaga 2008 8 CITAS / 8 Dates, Festival De Málaga 2008 UNPOCO DE CHOCOLATE (CLAUSURA) - Festival de Málaga 2008 FUERA DE CARTA / Chef´s Special, Festival de Málaga 2008 3 DIAS / Before The Fall, Festival De Málaga 2008 COBARDES, Festival De Málaga 2008 TODOS ESTAMOS INVITADOS, Festival De Màlaga 2008 MALAGA FILM FESTIVAL - Festival de Cine Español de Malaga

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Broken Embraces, the new Pedro Almodovar movie, starring Penelope Cruz has been realized in Spain with the original title Los Aabrazos Rotos. There’s a sense here that Almodovar, who’s now a stylistic law unto himself, may be more interested in stretching himself technically than in engaging with issues of the wider world. Card-carrying fans can prepare themselves for a rare treat. But those who hoped the pic would extend the quieter, more personal mood shown in Volver, as the 59-year-old helmer moves into the late phase of his career, will be disappointed to find that  Broken Embraces is made not of flesh and blood, but of celluloid. You can watch and embed the the trailer, download photos and read the international press reviews on TVSpain - BROKEN EMBRACES by Pedro Almodovar with Penelope Cruz, trailer, reviews, photos .

Partly a film about films and partly a film about love, Pedro Almodovar’s “Broken Embraces” can’t quite decide where its allegiances lie. A restless, rangy and frankly enjoyable genre-juggler that combines melodrama, comedy and more noir-hued darkness than ever before, the pic is held together by the extraordinary force of Almodovar’s cinematic personality.

But while its four-way in extremis love story dazzles, it never really catches fire. The Spanish helmer’s biggest-budgeted and longest movie to date got warm hugs from Spanish auds on release from March 18, headed for Cannes in May, it goes out worldwide via Sony Pictures Classics, later this year.