Marbella International Film Festival Spectacular Success

Marbella International Film Festival Spectacular Success

Show casing London Heist was attended by Craig Fairbrss and

Executive Producer Neil Hudson from

Mint Media Capital.

This year the Marbella Film Festival was bigger, brighter, and better than ever. The festival recently wrapped up following five days of movie screenings, innovation, and appearances from some of the biggest stars. The stunning festival ended with a Gala dinner at the Puerto Banus H10 Andalucia Plaza.

This was the 11^th incarnation of the Marbella Film Festival and it featured a mixture of films, shorts, and documentaries from all around the world that really cemented the reputation the festival has as being one of the biggest up and coming events. The actors onscreen showed the Marbella International Film Festival showed that the festival continues to showcase some of the best new stars and films from Britain, Spain, and beyond.

The festival was sponsored by Euro Weekly News and has continued to improve each time it is held since 2006. Now it’s become a platform to showcase the future of the film industry and also draw eyes from the world over to Costa del Sol.

Most of the attention the festival garnered was centred around the awards ceremony and Gala dinner that was attended by Michel and Steven Euesden of EWN and actors Craig Fairbass and Brad Moore.

London Heist was one of the main events and showcased in Puerto Banus with a champagne reception, the film was watch by a full audience and everyone who spoke about the film praised the acting and the story. Neil Hudson who is one of the Executive Producers and runs Mint Media Capital a film finance company confirmed that London Heist  is to be released in December by Lionsgate. The film was written by Craig Fairbrass and was shot in London and Marbella and expected to do well.

Spain Voted Best Place to Study Abroad by International Students

Spain Voted Best Place to Study Abroad by International Students

Spain is a great place to lean Spanish and study

Uniplaces have published a poll that has found that Spain has been voted the best place to study abroad by Erasmus students.

The survey showed that Madrid was voted the best place to study abroad, with two other Spanish cities, namely Seville and Barcelona, placing in the top ten at fifth and seventh place.

As a result Spain had more cities in the top ten than any other country. It showed us proof of what we’ve suspected all along; Spain is the place to be when you’re considering studying abroad.

Uniplaces used five main criteria to rank the cities. They were the living costs, the education standards, the culture, the history, and, as they are students, the nightlife. The famous party scene of Madrid earned some major points with foreign students.

Madrid is also filled to the brim with culture, excellent universities and transport, and is a safe and affordable place to live. All the worries of students (outside of the studying) were minimal at best.

There were other factors involved that helped Spanish cities claim the top places. They have an excellent climate that allows students to mix studying with sunbathing, and bars, restaurants and cafes that keep them well fed and help them relax during stressful periods.

Spain is also a great place to learn Spanish, a language quickly becoming more common in Europe, as well as learn English from the many people who speak it in the country.

The size and variety of Spain make it a real treat to explore. Each of the corners of Spain offer something new and unique to travellers. The northwest has verdant mountains while the southeast comes with dry deserts.

Throw in the thousands of miles of coastline and it’s not hard to see why people would choose Spain as the place to spend some of the best years of their life.