Fotogramas magazine

Fotogramas is Spain's most iconic and longest-running film magazine, founded in 1946 by Antonio Nadal-Rodó and Maria Rosa Molas in Barcelona. Originally capturing the golden age of cinema, it became a staple of Spanish cultural life, particularly through its annual 'Fotogramas de Plata' awards.

Today, the publication is part of the Hearst Magazines Spain portfolio, a subsidiary of the American global media giant Hearst Communications. While the brand has deep Spanish roots and is locally produced and edited in Spain for the Spanish-speaking market, its ultimate ownership lies with the New York-based Hearst family empire. The magazine continues to lead the market by covering international blockbusters and local Spanish cinema trends across both print and digital platforms.