March 2026 is shaping up to be an interesting month for cinema in Spain, with Spanish and international film releases spanning genres such as thriller, comedy, drama, and political satire.
Below we review the films at the box office, confirmed on the marquee with release dates, synopses, cast, and cinematic context.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man — March 6, 2026
The eagerly awaited film adaptation of the hit series Peaky Blinders brings the criminal intrigues of interwar Birmingham to the big screen.
In this film, Tommy Shelby, played by Cillian Murphy, emerges from his self-imposed exile in the midst of World War II to confront his demons and a reckoning that will determine the future of his family and his legacy.
This film combines crime drama, history, and espionage and will first arrive in selected cinemas before its streaming release, establishing itself as one of the most anticipated titles of the season.
Torrente President — March 13, 2026
Spain's highest-grossing satirical franchise returns with a new installment featuring the anti-hero José Luis Torrente, played by Santiago Segura, who also directs and stars.
This time, Torrente abandons his usual misdeeds to try and become the President of the Spanish Government, in a political parody full of grotesque humor, stereotypes, and social criticism.
The film maintains the irreverent essence of the Torrente saga and promises to provoke laughter and controversy in equal measure in Spanish cinemas.
Bitter Christmas — March 20, 2026
Filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar returns with a dramatic comedy that blends tragedy, friendship, and personal quest.
After her mother's death, the protagonist Elsa, played by Bárbara Lennie, takes refuge in her work until a panic attack prompts her to embark on a trip to Lanzarote with her friend Patricia.
There, she must confront her fears, relationships, and life priorities in a story marked by grief, the search for meaning, and Almodóvar's signature humor.
High Abilities — March 27, 2026
This Spanish dramatic comedy directed by Víctor García León explores family life, aspirations, and social tensions through the story of Alicia and Gonzalo, a middle-class couple striving to provide the best possible future for their son Fer.
The possibility of enrolling him in an elite secular school triggers a reflection on parental fears, social expectations, and family identity, presenting a relatable and emotional human drama.
March Cinema in Spain: A Mix of Genres and Approaches
The month of March 2026 in Spanish cinemas offers a varied combination of cinematic styles.
This range of titles consolidates March as a month of diverse cinematic experiences for viewers, with releases that lean both towards entertainment and reflection, confirming that the first quarter's lineup can offer solid and culturally significant proposals.
