The relaunch of the Ciudad de la Luz film complex is a top priority for Generalitat and practically a personal challenge for Consell president Ximo Puig. The socialist who heads the congregation wants to end the legislative process of the Alicante studios at full capacity, to write a new script for the facilities that have been closed for ten years. This is something the Autonomous Administration is responsible for promoting so that filmmakers, producers or documentary filmmakers know firsthand. If mediation is done, it is through Puig himself, who details the roadmap for the director to continue filming. Manuel Gutierrez Aragon.
The head of the Generalitat met with Gutiérrez Aragon last weekend in the city of Elche, where he shot a documentary film about Misteri d’Elx on the day of the city’s big holidays. The Presidency held a meeting between the Consell president and the filmmaker, attended by Elche Elder. Carlos Gonzalezand managing director of the Valencian Community Thematic Projects Association, which manages the film complex, Anthony Rhodes. The district president believes that this time the City of Light can shine with its own light without making the mistakes of the past. The fact that Generalitat managed to get the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition to lift the restrictions imposed after it was convicted of violating free competition, and also to have done so five years ahead of schedule, is a victory in itself: after all, it is publicly clear that the inheritance received by the PP has been deducted. allowed to be sold. However, this is not enough if the recordings are not eventually revived. That’s why Puig isn’t shy about embracing the role of public relations to revive the project.
At the meeting in Elche, Puig explained to the producer the planned planning to begin productions and stated that the priority is to regroup the studios, according to sources from Generalitat. He assured that Ciudad de la Luz was ready to face this challenge. Gutiérrez Aragón thanked Puig for managing Generalitat, which will ensure that the films are re-shot at the studios, emphasizing that the opening took place “at the right time” as there is great demand from both productions and studios. in Spain and Europe.
Source: Informacion
