Irene Jiménez

Jan 13, 2025 | mdpi.com | Jesus Hernandez-Barragan |Irene Jiménez |Gabriel Martinez-Soltero |Ulises Hernandez-Venegas

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Nov 14, 2024 | eldiario.es | Irene Jiménez |Raul Sanchez |Sergi Pitarch |Rosa María Artal

Abolición Vivisección hace públicas unas desgarradoras imágenes sobre la realidad de estos atroces transportes y las deplorables condiciones que los macacos de cola larga sufren en ellos. La información y las imágenes, obtenidas por Animal Rights Bélgica, forman parte de diez inspecciones realizadas en el aeropuerto de Bruselas durante 2023 y hasta julio de 2024, y muestran a decenas de macacos, procedentes de Mauricio y Vietnam, siendo transportados en camiones hacia o desde Camarney S. L.

Feb 5, 2024 | tbivision.com | Irene Jiménez

Netflix will launch more than 20 productions made in Spain in 2024 across scripted and documentary series and feature films. The platform will maintain the local investment compared to previous years and confirmed three more shows from the country. The second season of hit comedy series Machos Alfa, produced by independent company Contubernio Films, will kick off the 2024 Spanish slate on 9 February.

Jan 24, 2024 | tbivision.com | Irene Jiménez

TV networks and streamers have tended to monopolise rights, but that mentality is changing in Spain as more collaborative financing models are sought to address increasingly ambitious dramas. Irene Jiménez reports. Spain is, along with the UK, one of the favourite European countries for streamers to produce fiction series. Data from a recent study by the European Audiovisual Observatory found that 34 shows were produced by streamers on Spanish soil in 2022.

Jan 23, 2024 | tbivision.com | Irene Jiménez

Spanish true crime shows are growing in number and attracting international attention, writes Irene Jiménez, while synergies with scripted crime shows are also now proving increasingly attractive for commissioners of all types. From established public broadcasters to the most recently launched streamer, buyers in Spain have been seduced by true crime. Whether twisted cases of murder, corruption or sexual abuse, all operators want their piece of success in this genre.