Filmax

Filmax is a prominent Spanish film production, distribution, and exhibition company with a legacy of more than 70 years. The company has been a pioneer in the Spanish cinema industry, persistently supporting and promoting local talent. With a diversified portfolio, Filmax encompasses four core areas - production, international sales, distribution, and exhibition. This unique structure positions Filmax as the sole independent film and television studio in Spain. Since its establishment in 1953, Filmax has remarkably produced nearly 100 full-length feature films, including internationally acclaimed titles such as 'El maquinista', 'El perfume', the '[REC]' horror saga, 'Transsiberian', 'The Way', and 'Mientras Duermes'. Notably, the company has ventured into television production, creating successful series like 'Polseres vermelles', 'Cites', 'Sé quién eres', and 'Benvinguts a la familia'. Filmax has also made significant contributions to animation, earning 5 Goya Awards for Best Animated Film. Moreover, Filmax has a strong foothold as a distributor of both national and international films. The company has successfully distributed acclaimed titles such as 'Slumdog Millionaire', 'Million Dollar Baby', 'La mejor oferta', 'Truman', and 'Loving Pablo'. Filmax, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, has been a relentless supporter of the Spanish film industry, exhibiting resilience and innovation in an ever-challenging cinematic landscape. As the company continues its journey, it remains a vital player in the global film and television domain, driven by a history of bold endeavors and a commitment to artistic excellence.