Telecinco Cinema films
Production company
32 films, from Pan's Labyrinth (2006) to Tad and the Magic Lamp (2026)
- films
- 32
- average reader rating
- 6.2
- box office in the UK between 2012 and 2026
- £946,046
- its biggest hit: £774,885
- Capture the Flag
The Telecinco Cinema film rated highest by MovieNCo readers is Pan's Labyrinth (2006), at 7.9. Its biggest hit in the UK is Capture the Flag (2015), with £774,885. Its busiest decade was the 2010s, with 18 films.
Best rated
The Telecinco Cinema films with the highest average rating from MovieNCo readers. Only films already released with at least five votes count.
Films by year
Biggest hits in the UK
- Capture the Flag 2015£774,885
- The secret of Marrowbone 2017£171,161
Takings in the UK between 2012 and 2026, from MovieNCo's figures.
All its films
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Tad and the Magic Lamp -
Aída y vuelta -
The Mortimers -
Ocho apellidos marroquís -
Mi otro Jon -
The Fourth Passenger -
Rainbow -
Malnazidos -
Operación Camarón -
Way Down -
Adú -
Si yo fuera rico -
I Can Quit Whenever I Want -
Superlópez -
Ola de crímenes -
El corazón del Teatro Real -
Yucatán -
The secret of Marrowbone -
Sanz: Lo que fui es lo que soy -
Tad Jones and the Secret of King Midas -
El cuaderno de Sara -
Perfectos desconocidos -
Es por tu bien -
Omega -
Kiki, Love to Love -
Cien años de perdón -
Capture the Flag -
Ocho apellidos catalanes -
Alakrana -
Spanish Movie -
Isi/Disi: Alto voltaje -
Pan's Labyrinth
And 0 more titles
Who it works with
The directors and stars in most Telecinco Cinema films.
The companies it shares most films with
Frequently asked questions
How many films has Telecinco Cinema made?
MovieNCo lists 32 Telecinco Cinema films, from Pan's Labyrinth (2006) to Tad and the Magic Lamp (2026).
What is the best Telecinco Cinema film?
According to MovieNCo readers, Pan's Labyrinth (2006), with an average rating of 7.9. Next come Adú (7.8) and Operación Camarón (7.5).
What is the highest-grossing Telecinco Cinema film?
In the UK, Capture the Flag (2015), with £774,885 taken. MovieNCo's box-office figures for the UK run between 2012 and 2026.











