Filmex Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Filmex has made 26 films from 1942 to 2012, earning $12.6K at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hit is The Afternoon of a Torturer (2001). Its most frequent director is Rogelio A. González (4 films). Most of its films are drama films (20 of 26).
- films
- 26
- worldwide box office
- $12.6K
- years active
- 1942–2012
- Film languages
- Spanish (23), Tagalog (1), Romanian (1)
- Frequent director
- Rogelio A. González
What Are the Latest Filmex Movies?
The studio's most recent releases, newest first, starting with Kamera Obskura (2012).
What Kind of Movies Does Filmex Make?
The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Most of its films are drama films (20 of 26).
Who Works With Filmex the Most?
The people credited on the most Filmex films. Joaquín Pardavé appears in 8 of them, and Rogelio A. González directed 4.
Directors Who Work With Filmex
Actors in the Most Filmex Movies
What Movies Has Filmex Made?
All 26 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.
Filmex Drama Movies
Which Studios Are Similar to Filmex?
The studios with the most Spanish drama films. Filmex has made 17 Spanish drama films, more than any other kind.
- INCAA 62 Spanish drama films
- Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía 47 Spanish drama films
- Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC) 47 Spanish drama films
- ICAIC 41 Spanish drama films
- Netflix 37 Spanish drama films
- Argentina Sono Film 37 Spanish drama films
- Escac Films 25 Spanish drama films
- Clasa Films Mundiales 23 Spanish drama films
Filmex: Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Filmex made?
Filmex has released 26 films, from 1942 to 2012.
See every film What is Filmex's highest-grossing movie?
The Afternoon of a Torturer (2001) is Filmex's biggest box office hit, with $12.6K worldwide.
Which director has made the most films with Filmex?
Rogelio A. González has directed 4 Filmex films, more than anyone else, followed by Julián Soler (2) and Luis Alcoriza (2).




