#1 of 504 ranked Best-rated Spanish movie
93 Echo Score $43.8K worldwide
Directed by Ramón Salazar
About Sunday's Illness11,829 Spanish-language films are on What’s After the Movie, 3,674 of them (31%) from the 2010s. Drama leads with 5,697, then comedy (3,238) and documentary (1,639). The best-rated is Sunday's Illness (2018) with an Echo Score of 93; the newest release is The Truthers, out Jul 24, 2026. 2,023 films have reported box office, $3.9B worldwide in all.
#1 of 504 ranked Best-rated Spanish movie
93 Echo Score $43.8K worldwide
Directed by Ramón Salazar
About Sunday's IllnessThe 12 most recent Spanish-language releases, newest first: The Truthers came out on Jul 24, 2026. 16 Spanish films have come out in 2026 so far.
Jul 24, 2026 The Truthers 2026 · Drama
Jul 10, 2026 Barrio Triste 2026 · Crime
Jun 26, 2026 The Wave 2026 · Drama
Jun 26, 2026 Romería 2026 · Biography
Jun 5, 2026 México 86 2026 · Documentary
May 29, 2026 The Currents 2026 · Drama
May 27, 2026 I Am Frankelda 2026 · Animation
May 15, 2026 Decorado 2026 · Animation
May 1, 2026 Our Land (Nuestra Tierra) 2026 · Documentary
Mar 6, 2026 Strangers in the Park 2026 · Comedy
Feb 27, 2026 Crazy Old Lady 2026 · Horror
Feb 20, 2026 Firebreak 2026 · Drama With an Echo Score of 93, Sunday's Illness (2018) ranks first of the 504 ranked Spanish films, ahead of Roma (2018) and The Eternal Memory (2023). 5 of the top 10 are from the 2020s. Ranked by Echo Score; 1 of these 10 films has none (released before 2017, when Echo Scores start) and is ranked by a blend of its Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings.
2023 · Documentary · 1h 25m
Dir. Maite Alberdi
2006 · Drama, Mystery · 1h 58m
Dir. Guillermo del Toro No Echo Score: ranked 89/100 on critics & audiences
2023 · Drama, Mystery · 2h 9m
Dir. Laura Citarella
2023 · Animation, Drama · 1h 42m
Dir. Pablo Berger
Drama is part of 48% of Spanish films (5,697); comedy (3,238) and documentary (1,639) follow. Films can have several genres. Each bar opens the full list filtered to that genre, with its best-rated film underneath.
Smaller genres: Mystery (417), Adventure (386), History (344), Sci-Fi (333), Family (330), Animation (298), Western (142), War (116), Biography (26), Musical (14), Sport (11).
The 2010s are the busiest decade with 3,674 films (31%); the earliest Spanish film on the site is from 1915. The best-rated of the 2000s, 2010s and 2020s: Pan's Labyrinth (2006), Sunday's Illness (2018) and The Eternal Memory (2023). No Spanish film from before the 1970s is ranked.
El Topo 65 Metascore
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown 85 Metascore
All About My Mother 87 Metascore
Pan's Labyrinth 98 Metascore
Sunday's Illness 93 Echo
The Eternal Memory 90 Echo Instructions Not Included (2013) leads with $100.5M worldwide. The top 5 together took $427.4M, 11% of the $3.9B earned by the 2,023 Spanish films with reported box office. Grosses that look like data errors, and films stored with the wrong language, are left out.
2013 · Drama
2006 · Drama
2006 · Drama
2014 · Romance
2007 · Drama
Pedro Almodóvar has directed the most notable Spanish films (17), ahead of Carlos Saura (14) and Álex de la Iglesia (11). Antonio de la Torre leads the cast lists with 43 Spanish films, ahead of Luis Tosar (32) and Leonardo Sbaraglia (32). Counted over notable features: films with ratings, box office, awards or a plot summary on the site.
Roma (2018) leads with 15 wins from 31 nominations, ahead of Pan's Labyrinth (2006) with 8 wins from 21 nominations. 16 Spanish films were nominated for the Oscar for Best International Feature (Best Foreign Language Film until 2019); 4 won, most recently Roma in 2019 and A Fantastic Woman in 2018. Counted like the awards pages: one film in one category is one nomination.
| Film | Wins | Noms.Nominations | Won at |
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| | 15 | 31 | BAFTA Critics' Choice DGA Awards |
| | 8 | 21 | BAFTA Oscars Saturn Awards |
| | 7 | 20 | Gaudí Awards Premios Feroz |
| | 7 | 18 | Gaudí Awards |
| | 5 | 16 | Gaudí Awards Premios Feroz |
| | 5 | 13 | BAFTA Oscars Spirit Awards |
| | 5 | 8 | Gaudí Awards Premios Feroz |
| | 4 | 15 | Gaudí Awards |
16 nominations, 4 wins for Spanish films (Best Foreign Language Film until 2019).
779 Spanish films have a full plot summary on the site and 153 have the ending explained. The newest are I Am Frankelda (2026) and Decorado (2026); Romería (2025) and Y Tu Mamá También (2002) are among the best-rated after the top 10.
Filter all 11,829 Spanish films by genre, decade or year and sort them by rating, box office, release date or title. The list starts with the 504 ranked Spanish films, best-rated first.
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Rank#47 Europe has 56 languages on the site, English aside. Besides Spanish, the biggest are French (12,503 films), German (6,511 films) and Portuguese (6,049 films).
Answers from the 11,829 Spanish films on the site: their ranking, box office and directors.
11,829 Spanish-language films are on What’s After the Movie, released from 1915 to 2026. 504 are ranked by rating and 2,023 have reported box office.
Browse all Spanish moviesSunday's Illness (2018) ranks highest (Echo Score 93), followed by Roma (2018) and The Eternal Memory (2023). Ranked by Echo Score, our 0–100 rating.
About Sunday's IllnessInstructions Not Included (2013), with $100.5M worldwide, ahead of Volver (2006) at $85.6M.
Spanish box office chartsThe 2010s, with 3,674 films (31% of all Spanish films on the site). Its best-rated film is Sunday's Illness (2018).
Pedro Almodóvar has directed the most notable Spanish films (17), ahead of Carlos Saura (14) and Álex de la Iglesia (11). Pedro Almodóvar's best-rated is Pain and Glory (2019).
Pedro Almodóvar's filmsThe Truthers (released Jul 24, 2026), Barrio Triste (released Jul 10, 2026) and The Wave (released Jun 26, 2026).
New Spanish releasesRoma (2019 ceremony), A Fantastic Woman (2018 ceremony), The Sea Inside (2005 ceremony) and All About My Mother (2000 ceremony); 16 Spanish films were nominated in all.
Oscar winners by year