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Spanish producers take multiplatform and remake-ready projects to Mipcom
About 50 Spanish companies and institutions are attending Mipcom, the Cannes television and media market, from Oct.
12 to 15.
They are presenting work across film, television, animation and production services.
A major focus is intellectual property that can reach audiences on several platforms or be adapted for other countries.
Examples include Filmax’s “Superthings: The Movie,” based on a children’s brand, and Spanish shows being considered for international remakes.
Spanish producers are also trying to keep distribution rights when they make deals with broadcasters and streaming platforms.
Those rights can help producers finance projects and earn money from sales abroad.
The Spanish presence includes a dedicated area for financing, co-production and international partnerships, but the sources do not specify what deals will result.
Audiovisual from Spain will bring about 50 companies and institutions to Mipcom 2026 in Cannes.
The Spanish presence highlights a move toward multiplatform intellectual property, remake-ready formats and producers retaining more control over distribution rights.
The delegation will include film, television, animation and production businesses, with a dedicated area focused on financing, co-production and international partnerships.
Projects include Filmax’s “Superthings: The Movie,” Secuoya Studios’ series slate and Krakatoa’s multiplatform preschool property “Bumpy, the Bear.”
- Who
- Audiovisual from Spain, ICEX Spain Trade & Investment’s umbrella brand, and about 50 companies and institutions.
- What
- Spanish producers are showcasing projects and business trends, including multiplatform properties and formats available for adaptation.
- When
- Mipcom runs Oct. 12-15, 2026.
- Where
- Cannes, France.
- Why
- To showcase Spain’s film, television, animation and production industries and pursue financing, co-production and international partnerships.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
What is clear is that when negotiating a new series with a broadcaster, we cannot take it for granted that the distribution rights will remain with them.
It’s no longer enough just to have a good story or good animation: they’re looking for properties that can connect with the audience across different platforms.
strong interest in entertainment formats that have already proven successful in their original market and offer significant adaptation potential.
ongoing negotiations regarding our catalogue of scripted formats with high potential for remakes.
Mipcom is scheduled to run in Cannes, with Audiovisual from Spain bringing about 50 companies and institutions.
Filmax’s “Superthings: The Movie” is scheduled to open theatrically in Spain.
- Spanish delegation
- About 50 companies and institutions
- Mipcom dates
- Oct. 12-15, 2026
- Spanish stand
- Riviera 7, R7.J11
- Superthings: The Movie
- Spanish theatrical opening scheduled for Oct. 23
- Bumpy, the Bear
- Krakatoa preschool property co-produced with Spiritum Entertainment, with RTVE participation
Sources
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