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Montecarlo 67 is a 19-minute Spanish comedy short set during the 1967 Monte-Carlo Television Festival. The film imagines an encounter involving legendary Spanish filmmaker Chicho Ibáñez Serrador and a young Steven Spielberg, combining a real historical event with cinematic fantasy and nostalgic humor.
Rubén Guindo Nova directs a story that celebrates television history, filmmaking, and the way chance encounters can take on a life of their own. Carlos Santos and Veki Velilla lead the cast, with Marco Steel appearing alongside them.
- Rubén Guindo Nova directed the film.
- The screenplay was written by Nuria Cabezas, Miguel Monteagudo, and Rubén Guindo.
- Carlos Santos, Veki Velilla, and Marco Steel star.
- The film received eight FUGAZ Awards, including Best Short Film, Best Director, and Best Actor.
- It was selected for several 2026 Spanish festivals, including Alicante and Medina del Campo.