Leonardo Sbaraglia

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Pain and Glory

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Wild Tales

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Wandering Heart

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Puan

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Bird Box Barcelona

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Who is Leonardo Sbaraglia?

Leonardo Sbaraglia is an actor known for Dolor y gloria (2019), Era el Cielo (2016) and Intacto (2001).

1 win at Goya Awards and 2 nominations for Goya Awards

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Will ‘Las Azules’ Return for a Season 3 as Apple TV Weighs the Show’s Future?

Fans of the Mexican police saga are already asking the big question before the current run has even wrapped. Apple TV has not officially announced a renewal or cancellation for the third season of ‘Women in Blue’. That silence has viewers reading every scrap of news for clues about where Las Azules go next. The talk around the ‘Women in Blue’ third season is loud for good reason. The second season debuted globally on August 12 and runs one episode weekly through September 30. With the finale just around the corner, the waiting game is officially on. ‘Las Azules’ Renewal Status Explained Right now the picture is simple. Apple TV has not

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‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 Episode 8 Finale: Release Date, Time, and Where to Watch

The final chapter of ‘Women in Blue’ season two is almost here, and the Azules are about to close out an investigation that has pulled them into one of the darker corners of Mexico’s history. Apple TV’s Spanish language crime drama has spent eight weeks building toward a confrontation with the killer targeting people connected to the 1968 student massacre, and the finale promises to bring that thread to a head. For viewers who have followed María and her team since the season premiere, the countdown to the last episode carries real weight given how much the season has escalated. Below is everything currently known about when ‘Women in Blue’ wraps up,

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Rt Features’ ‘Bodies of Summer,’ From Berlin Winner Iván Fund, Starring Lee Kang-sheng, Miranda de la Serna and Marcelo Subiotto, Unveils First Look (Exclusive)

Rt Features, behind James Gray’s “Paper Tiger” and Walter Salles’ Oscar winner “I’m Still Here,” has announced a star cast of Taiwan’s Lee Kang-sheng and Argentina’s Miranda de la Serna and Marcelo Subiotto for “Bodies of Summer.” A speculative sci-fi drama, the film marks the latest from Fund, who leaped to international attention last year winning a Berlin Silver Bear Jury Prize for “The Message.” “Bodies of Summer” is produced in partnership with Rita Cine, Fund’s longtime producer. Rt Features has also shared in exclusivity with Variety a first look from the film. The announcement comes just weeks after Rami Kodeih’s “Furies,” produced by Rt Features, screened at the Venice Film Festival, and Benjamín Naishtat’s “Glaxo” premiered at TIFF before segueing to San Sebastián, where it contends in main competition for its Golden Shell. Both and now “Bodies of Summer” underscore Teixeira’s drive into global cinema,

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‘The Debut,’ ‘Club Kid,’ ‘Ink’ and More Set for Austin Film Festival – Film News in Brief

“The Debut,” “Club Kid” and “Ink” are among the films announced as part of Austin Film Festival’s second wave of programming. The 12 added films include seven world premieres and five Texas premieres. This year’s festival runs Oct. 29-Nov. 5. Jim Taylor will receive the 2026 Bill Wittliff Award for Screenwriting at Aff. Other honorees to be recognized at the Awards Luncheon include Brad Bird, Aleshea Harris, Andrew Haigh, Nina Jacobson and Eric Kripke. Taylor will discuss his career at Aff’s Writers Conference, including a Script to Screen presentation of “Sideways.” Newly announced programming for the conference, which runs Oct. 29-Nov. 1, also includes conversations with the creators of “Dtf St. Louis,” “Paradise,” “May December” and Muppets programs. This year’s Aff world premieres are below. “109 Billion Followers” dir. Ela Thier, starring Olivia Simmons and J.K. Simmons “Cedar Bluff” dir. Jesse Scimeca, starring Alia Williams and Jesse Gallegos “Frank Stein M.

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‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Episode 7 Release Date, Time, Preview, And Streaming Details

‘Las Azules’ has kept a steady weekly rhythm since its return, and episode 7 is the next stop in a season built around a decades old conspiracy. Viewers who have followed María and the rest of the unit through the last six installments are now closing in on the final stretch of the season. The Spanish language crime drama, known internationally as ‘Women in Blue,’ resumed its story on Apple TV in August 2026, and the show has continued its investigation into a case tied to Mexico’s 1968 student massacre. Season two follows María, now promoted to lieutenant, as she navigates tension between institutional loyalty and her pursuit of the truth after

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‘Bitter Christmas’ Review: Pedro Almodóvar’s Navel-Gazing Confession and Creative Plunder

Pedro Almodóvar’s Bitter Christmas commits a strange act of creative trespass: turning what appears to be a close friend’s real pain into fodder for a film. Coming right after the galvanizingly honest Pain and Glory, in which Antonio Banderas played a version of the filmmaker, Almodóvar’s latest emerges as a disappointing retreat—less self-examination than self-pity, and it arguably feels like outright theft from the lives of people close to him. The film bounces between 2004, when Almodóvar himself was making Bad Education, and the present, following esteemed film director Raúl Rossetti (Leonardo Sbaraglia) as he struggles to write a screenplay about a fictional director, Elsa (Bárbara Lennie), and her firefighter-slash-stripper boyfriend,

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