AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFilm & TV Loss: New Zealand actor Sam Neill, known worldwide for Jurassic Park and The Piano, has died at 78, with his family calling the passing “sudden and unexpected.” Costa Rican Cinema: Hilda Hidalgo is back in fiction with Cousins (Primas), a hybrid-style coming-of-age drama about two 12-year-old girls running after trauma, using phone cameras to “expose the truth” and keep a documentary feel. International Film Market: Natalia Solórzano Vásquez’s Spells to Revive a Witch is lining up backing from Spain’s Testaferro and Uruguay’s Guay Films, with the hybrid documentary produced by Costa Rica’s Sputnik Films and headed to the Costa Rica Media Market. Oral Health Leadership: Unspoken Smiles announced its 2026 fellowship cohort, adding fellows from Costa Rica, Panama, Peru, and Nicaragua and expanding school screenings and international outreach. Local Arts & Culture: Costa Rica’s Small Business Registry hit a record level, a boost for the creative and cultural economy.
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