BTeam Pictures

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BTeam Pictures is a Spanish film distribution company. The company is based in Madrid. It is headed by Alex Lafuente, Ania Jones and Lara Pérez Camiña.[1] It also has a film production division.

FormerlyBetta Pictures (2013–2017)
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2013; 13 years ago (2013)
Headquarters
Madrid
,
Spain
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BTeam Pictures
FormerlyBetta Pictures (2013–2017)
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2013; 13 years ago (2013)
Headquarters
Madrid
,
Spain
ProductsMotion pictures
ServicesFilm distribution/production
DivisionsBTeam Prods
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History

The company was founded in Barcelona in 2013 under the name of Betta Pictures, one among the several indie distributors launched in Spain upon the demise of Alta Films.[2][3] Betta picked up Me and You for their debut film as distributors.[3][4]

In 2017, the company renamed to BTeam Pictures and launched the production arm BTeam Prods, that debuted with the co-production of Isaki Lacuesta's Between Two Waters [es] (2018),[1][5][6] which won the Golden Seashell. Alex Lafuente had previously involved in production with Paula Ortiz's The Bride.[7] BTeam later co-produced A Thief's Daughter (directed by Belén Funes), Schoolgirls (directed by Pilar Palomero), The Volunteer (directed by Nely Reguera), and Manticore (directed by Carlos Vermut).[7]

Releases

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Filmax films released in the 2020s
Release date[n. 1] Title Director(s) Ref.
11 October 2017A Fantastic WomanSebastián Lelio
[8]
19 January 2018ZamaLucrecia Martel
[9]
29 June 2018On Chesil BeachDominic Cooke
[10]
31 October 2018El AngelLuis Ortega
[11]
15 August 2019The August VirginJonás Trueba
[12]
29 November 2019A Thief's DaughterBelén Funes
[13]
4 September 2020SchoolgirlsPilar Palomero
[14]
11 December 2020It Snows in BenidormIsabel Coixet
[15]
9 April 2021Another RoundThomas Vinterberg
[16]
9 July 2021Miss MarxSusanna Nicchiarelli
[17]
20 May 2022LullabyAlauda Ruiz de Azúa
[18]
21 October 2022One Year, One NightIsaki Lacuesta
[19]
18 November 2022MotherhoodPilar Palomero
[20]
9 December 2022ManticoreCarlos Vermut
[21]
17 March 2023The Kings of the WorldLaura Mora Ortega
[22]
5 April 2023The InnocentLouis Garrel
[23]
21 April 202320,000 Species of BeesEstibaliz Urresola Solaguren
[24]
26 May 2023Strange Way of LifePedro Almodóvar
[25]
10 November 2023Un amorIsabel Coixet
[26]
24 November 2023TeresaPaula Ortiz
[27]
6 December 2023Robot DreamsPablo Berger
[28]
22 December 2024The Book of SolutionsMichel Gondry[29]
12 January 2024The Eternal MemoryMaite Alberdi[30]
14 February 2024PriscillaSofia Coppola[31]
8 March 2024Little LovesCelia Rico
[32]
22 March 2024The SuccessorXavier Legrand[33]
26 April 2024There's Still TomorrowPaola Cortellesi
[34]
10 May 2024NinaAndrea Jaurrieta
[35]
24 May 2024Saturn ReturnIsaki Lacuesta, Pol Rodríguez
[36]
3 July 2024Out of SeasonStéphane Brizé
[37]
23 August 2024Haunted HeartFernando Trueba
[38]
8 November 2024Marco, the Invented TruthAitor Arregi, Jon Garaño
[39]
25 December 2024ParthenopePaolo Sorrentino[40]
17 January 2025The Seed of the Sacred FigMohammad Rasoulof[41]
28 February 2025Hard TruthsMike Leigh[42]
21 March 2025Breaking WallsBorja Cobeaga[43]
11 April 2025AwayGerard Oms[44]
25 April 2025Pheasant IslandAsier Urbieta[45]
6 June 2025SirātOliver Laxe[46]
23 June 2025 Ramón and Ramón Salvador del Solar [47]
1 August 2025Paternal LeaveAlissa Jung[48]
26 September 2025MaspalomasJose Mari Goenaga, Aitor Arregi[49]
17 October 2025SundaysAlauda Ruiz de Azúa[50]
7 November 2025Always WinterDavid Trueba[51]
21 November 2025Sleepless CityGuillermo Galoe[52]
19 December 2025The StrangerFrançois Ozon[53]
27 March 2026Better ClassVíctor García León[54]
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Notes

  1. [1]
    The listed date refers to the film's theatrical release in Spain by BTeam Pictures, not necessarily its first screening or when it premiered.

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